The True Face of the JavaZone Trolls
Published November 8th, 2011 Under Humour | 2 Comments
The Norwegian JavaZone conference is already known for its humorous video trailers, but you can also have some fun on their web site as you can see in the image below that appeared yesterday when a (short) server issue happened during my last visit. Looking at this information, I suspect that Java might be an easier language than I thought…
Waterfall Alliance Denounces 10 Years of Agile Anarchy
Published April 1st, 2011 Under Humour | Leave a Comment
In a press release of today, The Waterfall Alliance announced the organization of a protest march during the Agile 2011 Conference in Salt Lake City that will celebrate the 10-Year Anniversary of the Agile Manifesto and the creation of a new Pizza Party. Waterfall Alliance Managing Director Sarah Planning said “We have to follow the principles of the Waterfall Manifesto and to fight for the real human rights of software developers”.
JavaZone 2010 promotional video
Published June 25th, 2010 Under Humour | Leave a Comment
The very very very funny story of a young Java developer growing up in a .NET family.
http://jz10.java.no/java-4-ever-trailer.html
Should Developers Come Only from Mars but Project Managers from Venus?
Published June 23rd, 2009 Under Humour, Methods & Tools, Software Development | 1 Comment
Once upon a time was the “software crisis” that persuaded people to “engineer” software in a 1968 NATO conference. Methods were created to structure the requirements and the software development process. They use models to define more precisely the requirements and the target system. They had a top-down approach that was aimed at increasing management control on projects. The object oriented revolution changed the perspective of the models with the subsequent creation of the UML, but not the industrial vision of the software development process. In 2001, 17 people signed an agile manifesto that tried to push back the balance more on the “people” side. Two of the main value preferences of the manifesto (“Individuals and interactions over processes and tools” and “Customer collaboration over contract negotiation”) are explicitly focused on people and their relationships. Read more
Agile Advert Is Back for Agile 2008
Published June 27th, 2008 Under Conferences, Humour | Leave a Comment
There is only a month for you to create your best (read: funniest/ most creative) video representing your experience with or just promoting enthusiasm for Agile development. Make sure to check out last year’s videos.
Learn more and upload here: http://www.agileadvert.org
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