Drunk Agile

Feb 23 2025 100 ep. 23 mins 39

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Dan Vacanti and Prateek Singh drink whisk(e)y and discuss various facets of agile software development. From scotch to bourbon and from metrics to human behaviour, we cover it all.

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Episode 101 -Probability Is Not What You Think It Is

Feb 23 2025 14 mins

Probability is not what you think it is...

Episode 100 -Some Backlogs Are More Equal Than Others

Feb 02 2025 10 mins

All backlogs are equal, but some backlogs are more equal than others.

Episode 99 -Year End Sweepstakes

Jan 08 2025 7 mins

Dan and Prateek have a couple of questions for you. What was your favourite episode in 2024? What content would you like to see in 2025? Please respond on Youtube.

Episode 98 -You Must Not Fool Yourself

Nov 10 2024 15 mins

Episode 98 -You Must Not Fool Yourself by Dan Vacanti & Prateek Singh

Episode 97 -Agile Through A Flow Lens

Nov 10 2024 21 mins

Episode 97 -Agile Through A Flow Lens by Dan Vacanti & Prateek Singh

Episode 96 - Validation Is Not What You Think It Is

Nov 10 2024 14 mins

Episode 96 - Validation Is Not What You Think It Is by Dan Vacanti & Prateek Singh

Episode 95 - Done Is Not What You Think It Is

Aug 19 2024 16 mins

#Nisha, Dan, and Prateek discuss what the 'Done' column on your board means and how it is not what most people think it is.

Episode 94 - Process Behaviour Chart

Aug 19 2024 20 mins

Enjoy the latest release of DrunkAgile where Dan and Prateek cover an example of the Process Behaviour Chart. This episode was a request from multiple viewers. Please keep sending these our way. They give us material to record and excuses to drink whisky!

Episode 93 - Continuous Process

Jul 09 2024 16 mins

Our contract negotiations with Nisha were successful. She is back and has some opinions about sprints and other fixed-length timeboxes. Daniel Vacanti and I might have a couple of things to say about this as well.

Episode 92 - Control Chart In Jira

Jul 02 2024 20 mins

Jira has a chart it calls a "Control Chart" Is it a control chart? Why does it matter?