Finders are pages that make it easier to find relevant content quickly
This page provides links to and short descriptions of content that provides succinct guidance on many different topics, which fall under domains such as Agile software development, and working in teams. The content types that are listed here include:
Note: The term “cheat sheet” will be used as a general category for the remainder of the refences on this page.
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Cheat Sheets |
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Flow/Getting Stuff Done |
David Allen A diagram that shows the sequence of steps in David Allen's Getting Things Done (GTD) system |
Kiryl Baranoshnik A cheat sheet that provides strategies for unplanned work, subdivided into two categories: 1. On-the-spot actions; 2. Continuous improvement actions |
Francesco Cirillo A cheat sheet that describes the goals, tools, parameters, and techniques that are part of the Pomodoro Technique |
Ashley Johnson, Mike Rieser, Joshua Kerievsky A cheat sheet that covers Lean concepts, as well as metrics and anti-patterns related to staying a state of flow |
Psychological Safety |
Corinna Baldauf A poster that describes how psychological safety is an enabling factor for high-performing teams |
Corinna Baldauf A poster that provides a leader’s toolkit for what needs to be in place for psychological safety to exist, based on Amy Edmundson’s book |
Excella A fact sheet that describes what psychological safety is, how it’s manifested, and what we can do to model and reinforce it |
Joshua Kerievsky, Heidi Helfand, Ashley Johnson A cheat sheet containing a collection of definitions and techniques to help ensure psychological safety is understood and enabled |
Kanban, eXtreme Programming (XP), Scrum |
Christophe Achouiantz A graph with axes for each of the following Kanban properties: visualize work, limit WIP, manage flow, explicit policies, feedback loops, continuously improve |
Michael James A checklist of important things for ScrumMasters to keep in mind, focusing on: How is my Product Owner doing?; How is my team doing?; How are our engineering practices doing? How is the organization doing? |
Henrik Kniberg A checklist to evaluate existing practices, divided into these sections: Recommended but not always necessary; Core Scrum; Scaling; Positive indicators |
James Shore A self-assessment quiz that focuses on five aspects of agile development, from an XP perspective: Thinking; Collaborating; Releasing; Planning; Developing |
Software Development |
Corinna Baldauf A poster summarizing the simplicity rules, which are part of Simplicity -- one of XP's core values. |
Urs Enzler A cheat sheet that delves into software architecture considerations, anti-patterns, code smells, and tips and tricks, to name a few Clean, Simple, Flexible, Evolvable & Agile Architecture Cheat Sheet v 1.5 |
Industrial Logic A cheat sheet containing a short collection of definitions and techniques for teams that want to try mob programming for the first time or enhance their existing mob programming practice |
Brian Vermeer, Trisha Gee A cheat sheet that covers eight things to check for from a security point of view when writing or reviewing code |
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