Fighting with Waste Driven Development: Lean Thinking for Software Developers

As developers, we often complain about the efficiency problems we face while working. We work hard but produce so little that our whole development life turns into a hamster wheel at some point. One of the biggest reason of such a common problem is producing waste and getting used to live with it. Waste is in everywhere, in our git repository, on the desk, in daily Scrum meeting, in bug tracking processes and even in management. In this talk, I will cover all technical aspects of software development, including code, tests, deployment strategies, coding standards, automization points, code comments, bug fixing procedures, living with technical debt, etc. and talk about all the wastes we produce while developing software and how we can remove to make our development life leaner.

Guest speaker:

Lemi Orhan Ergin

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http://www.lemiorhanergin.com/

Software craftsman, Agile enthusiast, technical architect, passionate developer, Agile culture cultivator, Agile coach, Scrum / Kanban practitioner and trainer, Management 3.0 trainer, experienced mentor, engineering booster, Git trainer and lover, the TDD guy, clean coder, infected with the technical side of Agile, presentation and visualization freak, non-stop learner, full time apprentice of my masters, the community guy...

Sponsors who made this particular ACS event possible:
Bosch Serbia (http://www.bosch.rs/sr/rs/startpage_13/country-landingpage.php) and Codecentric Serbia (http://codecentric.rs/)