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Die Keynote der XP-Days 2009:Hard-Agile: Effective Software Development in the 21st Century (Alistair Cockburn)Agile is for wimps ... or so it appears watching people poke at it half-heartedly and claim success while their projects suffer. The foundations for effective software development in the 21st century are clear by now: Craft, Cooperative Games, and Lean Processes. This is agile in the large, distributed agile, life-critical agile, hard-agile, agile that brings success. The three core elements not only explain the success of effective teams, they provide good advice to busy practitioners, and they create a sound basis for educating our next generations of developers. Über den Referenten
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Dr. Alistair Cockburn was named one of "The All-Time Top 150 i-Technology Heroes".
He designed IBM's first methodology for object technology in 1992, served as special advisor to
the Central Bank of Norway in 1998, decoded the writing of effective use cases in 1999,
co-authored the Manifesto for Agile Software Development in 2001, the Declaration of Interdependence
in 2005, and won Jolt and Jolt Productivity book awards three times. He is the author of
Agile Software Development: The Cooperative Game, Crystal Clear: A Human-Powered Methodology for
Small Teams, and Writing Effective Use Cases. His articles and much more can be found at