Intro
Overall presentation goal
Speaker's qualifications
What is agile software development?
Ventouris the largest J2EE PROJECTS in Benelux!
Lessons learned on applying a methodology
Lessons learned on required skills
Lessons learned on organization
Lessons learned 2 weeks sprint is better than 4
Lessons learned invest in continuous learning
Lessons learned you need the following relevant project management instruments
Lessons learned on the most important practices
User stories
Lessons learned on user stories
Lessons learned: checklist user stories map
On-site customer
Lessons learned on on-site customer concept
Small releases
Lessons learned on small releases
Stand-up meeting
Lessons learned on stand-up meeting
Testing
Agile testing
Lessons learned on testing - find the right balance
Collective ownership
Lessons learned on collective ownership: it works!
Continuous integration
Lessons learned on continuous integration
Refactoring
Lessons learned on refactoring
Simple design
Lessons Learned on simple design
Pair programming
Lessons learned on pair programming
Take the ride of your life ! at the Cegeka booth
Experience the agile software factory
If you only remember one thing...
Agile Software development practices according to Scrum and eXtreme programming are more and more known and applied on small projects (team size 6 - 10 people). The question that will be answered during this session is how those practices were applied to a large J2EE development project (60 people) executed by a mixed team of ARDATIS and ACA-IT solutions.
Johan Lybaert is program manager at Ardatis. He has a track record of more than 25 years of the world of ICT. Johans focus is the successful delivery of large projects. Applying the most appropriate development methodology in a pragmatic way is one of his key success factors. Today Johan is in charge of a large J2EE development project called Ventouris. A group of more than 60 developers is actually realizing a unique, major application to be used by more then 400 concurrent users through an ASP-service (application service provider). Today, five teams are simultaneously working according to the Scrum and eXtreme programming practices.
