Click here to watch the video.
Woody Zuill was at Agile 2016 to provide an update on The State of No Estimates. He also sat in the hot seat to take questions from the crowd during a Stalwarts session.
Woody is the creator of No Estimates and Mob Programming. He is a very inspiring thought leader in the Agile space. Listen in as Dave and Woody discuss his Agile 2016 sessions and upcoming public events. From there, Woody shares some practical questions about how No Estimates actually works and why it can be valuable.
To learn more about Woody, where he will be speaking or the work he is doing, check out his website. You also can follow him on Twitter, or pick up his new book Mob Programming. The illustrations in his book were done by his wife Andrea, who also has a new book out titled, Wolf Camp.
To hear a longer, more in depth interview with Woody that covers his background and how folk music led him towards software, you can find that here.
Click here to watch the video.
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Monday, August 08, 2016
Thursday, April 07, 2016
Podcast Interview with Woody Zuill on Mob Programming
My Projects at Work interview with Woody Zuill is live. Woody is an incredibly inspiring guy because of the work he does and the passion that he brings to it.
I hope you will enjoy the interview.
I hope you will enjoy the interview.
Thursday, December 26, 2013
Øredev 2013 Presentation Videos (My Pics)
I've written before about how much I value Øredev. One of the best things about the event is that each year they post the videos from the presentations.
Here are a few of my favorites from this 2013:

Anna Beatrice Scott (@doctoradancer)
Tekhnasthai

Denise Jacobs (@denisejacobs)
The Creativity (R)
Fred George (@fgeorge52)
Implementing Programmer Anarchy
Roy “Woody” Zull (@WoodyZuill)
No Estimates: Let’s Explore the Possibilities
Mob Programming
J.B. Rainsberger (@jbrains)
Practical Tools for Playing Well With Others
Extreme Personal Finance
Agile Lightning Talks (J.B. Rainsberger, Dave Prior (Me), Woody Zuill

Adrian Howard (@adrianh)
Lean UX: Building Products People Want
Angela Harms (@angelaharms)
Does Pair Programming Have to Suck?

Jutta Eckstein (http://www.jeckstein.com/)
The Art of Learning and Mentoring

Jessica Kerr (@jessitron)
Functional Principles for Object Oriented Developers

Kate Sullivan (@DrGorgonzola)
New Frontiers for In-House Legal Practice
Here are a few of my favorites from this 2013:
Keynotes

Anna Beatrice Scott (@doctoradancer)
Tekhnasthai

Denise Jacobs (@denisejacobs)
The Creativity (R)
Sessions
Fred George (@fgeorge52)
Implementing Programmer Anarchy
Roy “Woody” Zull (@WoodyZuill)
No Estimates: Let’s Explore the Possibilities
Mob Programming
J.B. Rainsberger (@jbrains)Practical Tools for Playing Well With Others
Extreme Personal Finance
Agile Lightning Talks (J.B. Rainsberger, Dave Prior (Me), Woody Zuill

Adrian Howard (@adrianh)
Lean UX: Building Products People Want
Angela Harms (@angelaharms)
Does Pair Programming Have to Suck?

Jutta Eckstein (http://www.jeckstein.com/)
The Art of Learning and Mentoring

Jessica Kerr (@jessitron)
Functional Principles for Object Oriented Developers

Kate Sullivan (@DrGorgonzola)
New Frontiers for In-House Legal Practice
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