Series
Agile Brazil 2010
Six notes from the inaugural Agile Brazil conference in 2010: intro to XP, user story mapping with Jeff Patton, the first plenary, and a closing day of card walls, guerrilla coaching, and retrospectives.
6 posts in total
Posts in this series, in order
Agile Brazil 2010 – Part 1: XP in Practice with Paper, Scissors, and True Collaboration
Experience XP through hands-on paper ATM building—discover how WIP limits, lead time awareness, and pair programming create sustainable team flow beyond just coding practices
Agile Brazil 2010 – Part 2: Story Mapping with David Hussman: Purpose, Flow, and Sticky Notes
Transform requirements into visual journey maps—discover how David Hussman's story mapping creates shared understanding, prioritizes features, and builds products that truly serve user workflows
Agile Brazil 2010 – Part 3: Live from Agile Brazil 2010: My First Agile Talk
Overcome first-time speaking fears with community support—discover how preparing your debut conference talk, facing impostor syndrome, and connecting with the agile community creates growth beyond presentations
Agile Brazil 2010 – Part 6: Put the Cards on the Wall with Paulo Caroli
Transform your task board from tracking tool to learning machine—discover how throughput, WIP limits, and visual design turn simple cards into powerful flow optimization instruments
Agile Brazil 2010 – Part 5: Guerrilla Coaching with Francisco Trindade
Master the art of stealth transformation—learn guerrilla coaching techniques that create lasting agile change through influence, trust-building, and strategic relationship navigation
Agile Brazil 2010 – Part 4: Retrospectives with Hugo Corbucci and Mariana Bravo
Transform good teams into great teams—master the 5-phase retrospective framework that turns reflection into action, complaints into insights, and meetings into meaningful growth experiences