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.

Estimating the effort required for projects can be challenging, but Agile project management offers solutions to simplify the process. This comprehensive guide covers how to manage estimation in an Agile environment and explores popular methods for estimating with Agile teams. 

In this webinar, Thad West, CEO of Isos Technology, discusses the evolution of DevOps with Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) and Service Level Objectives (SLOs) experts. The webinar covers the evolution of DevOps roles and responsibilities within an organization, key performance metrics for Site Reliability Engineering, SLO quality gates, and the importance of both "shift left" and "shift right" approaches to DevOps. 

Collaboration tools such as Jira Software can add value to your business and promote innovation by breaking silos and increasing workplace efficiency through enhanced collaboration. In this video, Rizwan Hasan from Adaptavist and Atlassian's Nigel Engel discuss how these tools can help teams manage work projects and processes, no matter the complexity, and enable open collaboration, alignment, and delivery in one place. 

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.

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 whiteboard idea is not novel. The Whiteboards app is similar to solutions already existing in the market, such as Gliffy and Miro. However, what sets this app apart is its Jira Cloud Native nature, enabling it to seamlessly import and modify existing Jira issues and create new content on the whiteboard.