Joost Voskuil
@joostvoskuil.bsky.social
Next step: extension for azdo?
February 8, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Next step: extension for azdo?
Lol.. not going to happen. Look at whatsapp.
As long its free, only few have principles
As long its free, only few have principles
January 7, 2025 at 7:07 PM
Lol.. not going to happen. Look at whatsapp.
As long its free, only few have principles
As long its free, only few have principles
Aws32 or gravis
December 24, 2024 at 7:52 PM
Aws32 or gravis
You are not! ;)
December 21, 2024 at 1:36 PM
You are not! ;)
I still remember those days. A backlog with 200 issues that never ever will be fixed. And to make things worse, allot of time they are subject for discussion. Just delete them ;)
In Rotterdam they say ‘Niet lullen maar poetsen’. If it is important, stop talking about it and just fix it haha
In Rotterdam they say ‘Niet lullen maar poetsen’. If it is important, stop talking about it and just fix it haha
December 21, 2024 at 12:41 PM
I still remember those days. A backlog with 200 issues that never ever will be fixed. And to make things worse, allot of time they are subject for discussion. Just delete them ;)
In Rotterdam they say ‘Niet lullen maar poetsen’. If it is important, stop talking about it and just fix it haha
In Rotterdam they say ‘Niet lullen maar poetsen’. If it is important, stop talking about it and just fix it haha
Zero-bug policy is a bad name. It is not about zero-bugs in the product but zero-bugs on the ‘backlog’
When something is found, it is either fixed or disposed. The idea is that if a bug is not that important to fix in reasonable time it is not important
Maximizing the work not done
When something is found, it is either fixed or disposed. The idea is that if a bug is not that important to fix in reasonable time it is not important
Maximizing the work not done
December 20, 2024 at 7:22 PM
Zero-bug policy is a bad name. It is not about zero-bugs in the product but zero-bugs on the ‘backlog’
When something is found, it is either fixed or disposed. The idea is that if a bug is not that important to fix in reasonable time it is not important
Maximizing the work not done
When something is found, it is either fixed or disposed. The idea is that if a bug is not that important to fix in reasonable time it is not important
Maximizing the work not done
While I don’t think it is a good idea that is described in the post, I really like ditching sprints
If it is working for them and improving them, why do you want to react?
If they are removing the biggest bottleneck constantly (theory of constraints) it is awesome, right even when suboptimal!?
If it is working for them and improving them, why do you want to react?
If they are removing the biggest bottleneck constantly (theory of constraints) it is awesome, right even when suboptimal!?
December 10, 2024 at 7:07 PM
While I don’t think it is a good idea that is described in the post, I really like ditching sprints
If it is working for them and improving them, why do you want to react?
If they are removing the biggest bottleneck constantly (theory of constraints) it is awesome, right even when suboptimal!?
If it is working for them and improving them, why do you want to react?
If they are removing the biggest bottleneck constantly (theory of constraints) it is awesome, right even when suboptimal!?