Morris Brodersen

Recently, a colleague asked me for a code review on some complex UI changes. The idea was to make an error-prone form easier to use by displaying warnings in the right moment, and automating various state changes in the background (think “smart configurator”). The requirements were given upfront, so my colleague was in execution mode, turning...

I find it useful to treat agile software development as an outcome, rather than something we can adopt. Taking that perspective, we can invert the problem and ask: What is making us less agile, right now? The answer is often surprisingly tangible, and rarely about missing agile methods. It is about the concrete friction we encounter when trying...