Agile 2007
kjscotland
How many of this group are going to be at Agile 2007? If there's
enough of us, we should get together for a BOF or Open Space to share
experiences.
Karl
Lasse Koskela
Myself and Markus Hjort from Agile Finland will be there and the
BOF/open space sounds like a worthwhile idea.
Lasse
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Lasse Koskela
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Emmanuel Gaillot
> How many of this group are going to be at Agile 2007? If there's
> enough of us, we should get together for a BOF or Open Space to share
> experiences.
I'll be there... And I love your proposition. Let's get together :^)
In addition to sharing experiences, I'd love to have us run a dojo session.
What do you guys think?
-- Emmanuel.
Lasse Koskela
> I'll be there... And I love your proposition. Let's get together :^)
> In addition to sharing experiences, I'd love to have us run a dojo session.
There's already a couple of related sessions [1][2] in the official
program but I suppose an additional kata as a BOF session would still
pull enough people to be worthwhile.
Perhaps a randori-style dojo using regular TDD (to contrast with
Emmanuel's kata and Geoff's acceptance test-driven approach)?
Lasse
[1] http://agile2007.org/agile2007/index.php?page=sub/&id=571
[2] http://agile2007.org/agile2007/index.php?page=sub/&id=956
Karl Scotland
I believe Ron's planning on sitting in a corner just talking and
coding, so we could try and rope him in aswell :)
Lasse Koskela
> I believe Ron's planning on sitting in a corner just talking and
> coding, so we could try and rope him in aswell :)
That shouldn't be too difficult. Just bring the projector screen in
Ron's line of sight and he won't be able to resist the temptation ;-)
Emmanuel Gaillot
> There's already a couple of related sessions [1][2] in the official
> program but I suppose an additional kata as a BOF session would still
> pull enough people to be worthwhile.
Yeah, well. I was more interested in having something closer to a
"get-together" event and a regular dojo session... not so much
demonstrating once more to newcomers what the concept is all about than
attending my weekly session even away from my local dojo.
A randori would be nice, you're right.
Yours,
-- Emmanuel.
Jason Nocks
> On 7/19/07, Emmanuel Gaillot <emmanuel...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I'll be there... And I love your proposition. Let's get together :^)
> > In addition to sharing experiences, I'd love to have us run a dojo
> > session.
>
> There's already a couple of related sessions [1][2] in the official
> program but I suppose an additional kata as a BOF session would still
> pull enough people to be worthwhile.
>
> Perhaps a randori-style dojo using regular TDD (to contrast with
> Emmanuel's kata and Geoff's acceptance test-driven approach)?
Darn. Wish I could be there. First conference I've missed in 5-6 years. It all
sounds good.
>
> Lasse
>
> [1] http://agile2007.org/agile2007/index.php?page=sub/&id=571
> [2] http://agile2007.org/agile2007/index.php?page=sub/&id=956
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Cheers,
Jason Nocks