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Henrik Kniberg's blog
Lean and Agile software development
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- Re: Index card generator - version 2!
Hi Henrik, I'm implementing Scrum in an organisation and would really like to use your Index Card Generator for the Product Backlog. However, we've tried it on various platforms but keep getting the same error when trying to generate the index cards: ... - Re: Leading Lean Software Development with Mary Poppendieck
Probably not. But we have more events like this coming up in the future. Keep an eye on my blog. - Re: Leading Lean Software Development with Mary Poppendieck
Hi, being in france, no chance to come. Will it be possible to get anything out of it anyway ? - Re: Kanban vs Scrum
Great article, thanks for sharing! - Re: Kanban vs Scrum
Hi Henrik, I have referenced this post in an article I just published, from Scrum to Kanban. This is a great post and thanks for sharing. - Re: Kanban training Sep 24-25 with David Anderson
that's really a fantastic post ! added to my favourite blogs list.. I have been reading your blog last couple of weeks and enjoy every bit. Thanks. - Re: Scrum Checklist translated to Russian, Japanese, German, and Portuguese
I am a volunteer to traslate it to spanish. E-mail me and tell me how to do it. - Классификация фауны Agile консультантов
Я уже писал о людях, которые помогают командам. А недавно мне попалась статья Хенрика Книберга, автора книги “Scrum and XP from the trenches”, где он приводит свою классификацию консультантов. Я решил перевести ее на русский язык, чем собс... - Re: Scrum Checklist translated to Russian, Japanese, German, and Portuguese
Thanks for finding typo. It has been corrected with two other typos. New version uploaded and ready for usage. Have fun and keep it simple! - Re: Scrum Checklist translated to Russian, Japanese, German, and Portuguese
there is a typo in the german translation: "Ganzes Team kennt oberste 1-3 Hinternisse" should be: "Ganzes Team kennt oberste 1-3 Hindernisse" (replace t with d in Hinternisse) - Re: Kanban and Scrum - making the most of both
Glad to hear! It will probably work well as a frisbee or a doorstop. Not sure about using it as a mouse mat though, too slippery. :oP - Re: Kanban and Scrum - making the most of both
Hi Henrik, just finished reading this book. Will try to use it in my project. :) - Re: Index card generator - version 2!
thanks for the script.. we have a different format for our story cards and i have modified the script accordingly.. pretty useful stuff.. thanks again!! - Re: One day in Kanban land
Great!! Innovative idea of describing Kanban. Thanks. - Re: One day in Kanban land
I have also a demonstration of Kanban coming and these I was planning to show as well. I've worked with Scrum and Kanban now for a year and eventually starting to get the big picture :) Your work has both helped and inspired me a lot and for that I sal... - Re: One day in Kanban land
Thanks for your feedback, glad the comic was useful to you! And good work with the translation. - Re: One day in Kanban land
While introducing kanban, I showed this to them. They got the idea very quickly and enjoyed it. Thank you for great work :) (I'm one of the Korean translators of your Scrum and XP Book) - French translation of Kanban and Scrum - making the most of both
Great! Email diana AT c4media.com and she'll send you the translation kit! - Re: Kanban and Scrum - making the most of both
Henrik, I just posted a comment for your "Kanban and Scrum" book, but see I made a mistake--that comment was for your other book, "Scrum and XP from the Trenches". If it would be helpful to you, send me the comment and I'll repost it elsewhere, e.g.,... - Re: Kanban and Scrum - making the most of both
Henrik, I'll be using your book in a university graduate course I'm teaching on Agile this semester. Your book provides a great case-study for Scrum and provides practical how-to details that are missing in other Scrum sources. (BTW: I've written a...