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March 4, 2010 07:40 by author

I presented “Succeeding With Agile & TFS 2010” for the MADdotNET User Group last night to a full house. I want to thank everyone for the turnout and the great questions and discussions! I’m going to try to post some articles as follow-ups to some the the questions that were asked last night that didn’t get the attention they deserve. Some of these topics will be: Agile Estimation, Technical Debt, Code Churn and including bugs and refactoring on the Product Backlog. Let me know if I missed anything you want me to cover.

For those that are interested, here is the presentation:

Succeeding w Agile and TFS 2010 v2.ppsx

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