While code review is vital in maintaining code quality, the modern agile environment demands more collaborative efforts within development teams. Peer code review alone is insufficient. It is necessary to establish clear coding standards and comprehensively understand user requirements to uncover potential bugs, even with code reviews. This eBook delves into the significance of code quality and its integration within collaborative development processes.

Agile Project Management is an iterative and incremental approach to software development projects supported by a cross-functional team. It allows for flexibility and frequent delivery of product iterations, and enables teams to respond to changes quickly. Agile follows a framework, with detailed project planning and estimation for each sprint before execution. Accurate estimation is important for planning and managing the effort to deliver a new feature or product.  This extensive article covers four methods for estimating work: Planning Poker, Asynchronous, Relative Estimation, and Bucket Sizing, with explanations on how to use each approach.

This eBook provides a sample schedule and agenda for a virtual PI planning event, a comprehensive checklist to ensure a successful meeting, and additional tips to keep teams engaged.

Confused by the abundance of frameworks that claim to be the best for scaling agile? This guide provides a concise and straightforward overview of the history and advantages of various transformation frameworks for scaling agility.

Serhat Can's comprehensive book on operating an on-call response program for software applications offers a roadmap for balancing customer needs with the well-being of on-call staff. 

Rodney Nissen (TheJiraGuy) characterizes Agile Poker for Jira by Appfire as a solution that facilitates collaborative estimation, even for teams that cannot be physically present. In this review, he highlights that the app goes further by offering a mode that allows teams to estimate even when they are not online simultaneously.

The issue with agile, particularly with sprints, is that teams are constantly under pressure to reach their next milestone. When someone suggests incorporating risk management, the idea may be dismissed as slow, cumbersome, and ultimately abandoned. This worksheet offers four workshops that are enjoyable and effective in identifying risks. 

Appfire's "The BEST Work Management Show" features savvy leaders sharing tips for streamlining business operations and boosting productivity. Learn how they manage everything from establishing workflows to automating tasks.

In the pre-agile era of software development, project management dominated workflow processes. This involved extensive research, creating a master plan, and assigning projects to developers, culminating in a finished product launch, often years after the initial idea was conceived. Unfortunately, market and customer needs frequently changed by the time the product was launched. 

Atlassian Jira is a tool that helps track bugs in software and mobile applications and manage project tasks. Jira Essentials, updated to Jira 8, is a comprehensive guide to using the tool effectively.

This book is about using Jira as an issue tracker and project management tool. It covers Jira Software, Jira Core, and Jira Service Desk. The book explains how to create a new project, use relevant schemes, configure workflows and fields for project screens, and analyze data using built-in reports and creating dashboards in Jira.