Brad Smith, author of "DevOps for the Desperate" and Sr. Director of Engineering at Varo Bank, formerly a Sr. Engineering Manager at Amazon, joins the podcast to discuss:00:00 Intro00:30 Minimizing productivity dips when onboarding<...

Digital accessibility leader, Patrick Dunphy, joins Zarar Siddiqi and Csaba Bereczski on the podcast to discuss:- How to Shift Left on Accessibility- Why accessibility is a mark of a quality product- What developers need to know...

John Ousterhout, author of the influential book A Philosophy of Software Design, joins the podcast. The book is:https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/39996759-a-philosophy-of-software-designTopics include:- What does softw...

Tom Howlett, Head of Product Management at Sonar is our guest today. Sonar is the leader in helping engineers write clean code through continuous feedback during the development process, and is trusted by millions of developers worldwide.

Max Tykhenko, Security Architect from IBM joins the podcast to talk about:What are the attack surfaces that most people don't think about enough? How has the security landscape changed over the last few years in terms ...

Frederic Harper, Principal Developer Advocate, from kubefirst.io joins the podcast to dive into GitOps. We discuss:- What is GitOps?- How GitOps can help orgs manage their infrastructure- How to get started- Secrets manageme...

Elisabeth Hendrickson, author of the hugely impactful book, Explore It! joins the podcast to talk- How the Explore It! text came to be- What is it about testing that tends to make it a gate rather than part of development- How w...

Steve Pereira, author of "Flow Engineering: From Value Stream Mapping to Effective Action", joins the podcast to talk about how to convert your glorious Value Stream Map into actual actions which actual people can actually do to see actual resu...

Jeff "Chezzy" Morgan, Gino Marckx and Zarar Siddiqi address a listener question about Scrum anti-patterns. Halfway through talking about this topic we realized that this episode could easily be three hours long, but we resisted yet managed to u...

Ian Gartley, Principal Engineer from Varo Bank, formerly of Meta and RBC, joins the podcast.  Topics below, timestamps are approximate:00:00 - Putting “Ex-Meta” on LinkedIn Profiles02:15: What makes a good intermediate...

Zarar Siddiqi is joined by Paul Henman (https://torontoagilecoach.ca/) to talk about:- Recent Kanban Courses he's taken and what's taught there - Team Kanban Practitioner, Kanban System Design, Kanban System Improvement, and what they c...

Jason Little talks his new book about change management with Zarar Siddiqi and Csaba Bereczki.Buy it here: https://www.amazon.ca/Six-Big-Ideas-Adaptive-Organizations/dp/B0D3QV5FYQ/Jason Little and Ken Richard's site: ht...

Csaba, Gino and Zarar talk about how project management systems like Jira create bloat in how we work. And suggest some ideas.

Gino Marckx and Zarar Siddiqi bring back the pod after a long hiatus and we talk about Gino's hopes and dreams of applying continuous delivery to weird cases.  Follow us wherever you find podcasts.

Zarar get some coaching about how to handle a situation where he's being asked to plan in advance. Will he fall to the powers of corporate agile bullshit, or die trying not to?With Csaba Bereczki, Gino Marckx and Zarar Siddiqi.

What does shift left mean in terms of technology, processes and agile?With Csaba Bereczki, Gino Marckx and Zarar Siddiqi.Follow the podcast on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/continuouspodJoin our LinkedIn group:<...

We discuss why transformations fail and whether it's even possible for a transformation to succeed, or whether there's even a thing called a transformation?With Csaba Bereczki, Gino Marckx, Jeff "Cheezy" Morgan and Zarar Siddiqi.

Happy New Year! The podcast enters its third year, and today the discussion starts with microservices versus modules, and expands to a bunch of other topics including the necessary architectures required for continuous delivery.Here's t...

What must you be able to do before you can say you're doing continuous delivery? Feature flags? Trunk-based development? No QA environments? We tackle the myths and the necessities.With Csaba Bereczki, Gino Marckx, Jeff "Cheezy" Morgan ...

Back after a long break, we talk about something called the Testing Trophy, which is an alternate take on the Testing Pyramid. We discuss whether it could be useful.Testing Trophy:

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Regression testing sounds like a good idea, when in reality it is a speed-killing anti-pattern. We discuss alternatives.With Csaba Bereczki, Gino Marckx, Jeff "Cheezy" Morgan, Zarar Siddiqi.Follow the podcast on Twitter:

Backlog refinement is an activity used by teams to look ahead to future work. This is a noble idea but can lead to significant amounts of waste if a team isn't careful.With Gino Marckx and Zarar Siddiqi.Watch on YouTube: https:/...

Why do teams stop caring about metrics they collectively agreed were important? How do we identify metrics that matter and get the most value out of them?With Gino Marckx, Jeff "Cheezy" Morgan, and Zarar Siddiqi.Apple: https://l...

How do avoid the waste of bureaucracy seeping into engineering teams?With Csaba Bereczki, Gino Marckx, Jeff "Cheezy" Morgan, and Zarar Siddiqi.Watch on YouTube:https:...