The Nature of Software Development: Keep It Simple, Make It Valuable, Build It Piece by Piece

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Preface

Introduction

The Circle of Value

The Search for Value

Value is what we want

Guiding Goes Better ‘Feature by Feature’

Organizing By Feature

Planning Feature by Feature

Building the product, feature by feature

Build features and foundation in parallel

Bug-Free, and Well-Designed

Full Circle

Notes and Essays

Value – what makes it up?

Value – how can we measure it?

Of course it’s hard!

Not that simple

Creating teams that thrive

The “Five Card Method” for Initial Forecasting

Managing Natural Software Development

Whip the Ponies Harder

To speed up, build with skill

Refactoring

Agile Methods

Scaling Agile

Conclusion

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