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FANTASTIC! I know it’s going to make a big dent in the world of software development. It’s easily the most important book I have seen in the past year!
I read the whole thing end to end. In a word, FANTASTIC! Grounded, real, funny, easy to read, smooth flow, good balance between theory and practice.
I could not stop reading “Lean from the Trenches.” This book shows me that a big project can be run in a lean and agile way. For people in the trenches of large enterprises, stories like this make a huge difference.
An excellent peek into a pragmatic application of the best of the agile processes in a real-world scenario. If you ever wondered “Am I doing it right?” then this book may just provide you with the answer. Every technical team lead interested in seeing how an agile process actually works should buy this now!
An excellent peek into a pragmatic application of the best of the agile processes in a real-world scenario. If you ever wondered “Am I doing it right?” then this book may just provide you with the answer. Every technical team lead interested in seeing how an agile process actually works should buy this now!
It rocks. Finally, a nonpuritan, pragmatic, successful case study with real, usable ideas.
I really enjoyed this immensely pragmatic and readable look at a real project organized on agile and lean principles. The emphasis on real-life experiences rather than theory was refreshing and engaging. I will definitely recommend this book to friends and will use its insights in my own professional engagements.
