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Saturday Jul 11, 2009
XP Programming Conferences Seem To Be Real Fun
I got a Call For Papers for a German XP Conference including the following terms:
- Kaizen,
- Games,
- Fishbowl,
- Dojo / Randori,
- P E C H A K U C H A,
- Elevator Pitch
I don't know what they all mean - but I will start to use them in meetings. See what happens. E.g.: You thought already about Randori? What's your Dojo? Is our Pecha Kucha still o.k.? Should we apply the FishBowl pattern for this case?
Will have to extend the "How To Be A Java Guru" post :-).
Posted at 10:40AM Jul 11, 2009 by Adam Bien in Fun | Kommentare[4]
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You're looking at the menu.
Fishbowl is the starter. For the main course, you can choose between Dojo and Randori (that comes with rice, I guess).
Be careful with pecha kucha, it's rather heavy.
Gesendet von Johan Vos am July 11, 2009 at 11:07 AM CEST #
...and what's about Kaizen? Btw. I found the definition. Thats actually interesting :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaizen
But then we should think about Ying Yang as well :-),
thanks for your comment!,
adam
Gesendet von Adam Bien am July 11, 2009 at 11:16 AM CEST #
DOJO: damn old java object (POJO compiled against java 1.1)
I've heard the easiest way to get fired is to mention the german term for "killer games" in political meetings. (its like saying "btw, I am a terrorist" in a meeting).
So better don't mention games in XP meetings ;)
Gesendet von michael bien am July 11, 2009 at 12:44 PM CEST #
DOJO - got it. But then I'm waiting for ATS. Ancient Transfer Structures - also known as DTOs :-)
regards,
adam
Gesendet von Adam Bien am July 11, 2009 at 01:49 PM CEST #