CASE: Continous Agile Software Engineering: Methodologies for crafting better software through simplicity, agility, and continuously delivering updates to your customers.
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- ⚡️Let me share with you my techniques and methodologies for software development⚡️Methodologies that I continue seeing to be over 100 times more productive than commonly used Scrum and Agile methodologies!The software landscape is plagued with redundant practices, bloated costs, and sub-par quality. Lengthy development cycles costing millions per software product produced could often have been done for 1/10th or even 1/100th the cost just from using better workflows and practices.With over 15 years in the industry, I have personally witnessed a concerning decline in standards. Agile and Scrum practices, though widely adopted, often fall very short of their potential. Especially when companies and teams frequently fail to follow their methodologies as documented and intended. For example, most teams that I have come across that say they use Scrum, are actually just repackaging their Waterfall methodologies with updated tooling, sprints, and daily progress updates. They call it Scrum, but it is not. And it is definitely not Agile as defined in the Agile Manifesto.But even when looking at the 12 principles of the Agile Manifesto I have some issues. I believe the Agile Manifest could be a good starting point for teams or developers to use early in their careers. But at some point they need to recognize those 12 principles do not benefit every problem, nor do they accommodate the many types of people and how they function.As an example, the Agile principle "The most efficient and effective method of conveying information to and within a development team is face-to-face conversation” is factually just wrong. I can imagine this principle was true for those people that wrote the Agile Manifesto, but for me the most efficient and effective method of conveying information is written. This is the case for both receiving information from others and conveying information to others. Even if I’m conveying information to others in face-to-face conversation, I will do much better if I can take time to write down what I want to say before that conversation.Welcome to CASE (Continuous Agile Software Engineering) - a revolutionary blueprint defined to overhaul the software industry.Born from my personal experiences and passion, CASE embodies my commitment to impeccable standards do deliver the best possible products in the shortest amount of time. Over my career, I have developed and harnessed these principles to deliver projects as a sole architect and developer, outpacing by a very large margin entire teams operating under traditional Waterfall, Agile, and Scrum methodologies.In chapter 15 I will share with you stories from my career, walking you through how I developed and iterated the various principles of CASE. Starting from my first year teaching myself to program, and culminating in why I decided to leave Microsoft with the motivation to write this book.Chapter PreviewPart 1: Continuous Agile Software Engineering Ch. 1: Introduction to CASE Ch. 2: Foundations of CASE Ch. 3: Tenet 1: Keep it Simple Ch. 4: Tenet 2: Code Ownership Ch. 5: Tenet 3: Continuous Agility Ch. 6: Tenet 4: Continuous Feedback Loops Ch. 7: Tenet 5: Continuous Automation Ch. 8: Tenet 6: Continuous Planning Ch. 9: Tenet 7: Continuous Collaboration Ch. 10: Tenet 8: Continuous Learning Ch. 11: Tenet 9: Continuous Testing Ch. 12: Tenet 10: Continuous Iterations Ch. 13: Tenet 11: Continuous Integrations Ch. 14: Tenet 12: Continuous DeliveryPart 2: Implementations Ch. 15: CASE in Action - Case Studies & Examples Ch. 16: Implementation Ch. 17: CASE Benefits & ROI Ch. 18: The Future of CASE Ch. 19: Conclusion🔥Elevate your software game with CASE. Excellence isn't just an option; it's a commitment. Make yours now.🔥
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