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Ok so I’m about a month behind. Over on Coding Horror Jeff Atwood asked “I can't help 
wondering if pair programming is nothing more than code review on steroids”. In a word ‘No’.
Continue reading "Pair Programming vs. Code Reviews - It's a no Brainer" »
This is another unexpected lesson from my One Year of Scrum - Lessons Learned. Originally I'd intended to write about the why the role of Product Owner is key. But I have nothing particularly enlightening to say on that subject - really it seems self evident the role of Product Owner is central to producing value for the customer. Instead when answering a question on the leandevelopment mailing list of all places I realized that choosing an iteration length is an interesting topic where I have something (useful?) to say.
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