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The document discusses promoting technical excellence in agile development. It advocates for practices like test-driven development, automated testing, and refactoring code to ensure high quality. It also encourages managers to focus on quality over schedules and allow time for developers to practice techniques like testing.

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In Search of Technical Excellence Wouter Lagerweij @wouterla http://www.lagerweij.com/ Qualogy @qualogy_news http://www.qualogy.com/

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3. 35% of companies use some form of Agile

4. Results are encouraging Agile Forrester research, jan. 2011

8. Promote Individual Change and Lead Organizational Change

9. Organize Knowledge and Improve Education

10. Maximize Value Creation Across the Entire Process

11. “ 14 percent, are doing extreme programming practices inside the SCRUM, and there is where we see the fastest teams: using the SCRUM management practice with the XP engineering practices inside.” - Jeff Sutherland, 2011 http://2011.secr.ru/lang/en-en/home/press-center/jeff-sutherland-interview Technical Excellence

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18. Why Automated Tests?

19. Remember the goal

20. Remember the goal

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22. Fine grained => pinpoint errors

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24. Supports changing the code Why Unit Tests?

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29. Loosly Coupled

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31. We don't have the time! Why NOT ?

32. Software will always have bugs! Why NOT ?

33. My boss won't let me! Why NOT ?

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37. Learn to say 'No' How?

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39. Encourage teams to set their own standards

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