About Agile Work-flows

August 14, 2015August 14, 2015 jiffyclubagile, programming, scrumLeave a comment

Note: I wrote this to describe agile/scrum development to my colleagues because on our team I have the most experience with it, but I’m not really expert on agile or scrum.

Developing a product involves a number of different roles that all need to coordinate with each other. There are designers, sales people, engineers, writers, managers, and much more. All those people need a way to track what they need to do and what other people are doing. Agile work-flow is a communications system that helps teams broadcast what needs doing and what is being done. Continue reading “About Agile Work-flows” →

What’s In My Stack?

September 18, 2012September 18, 2012 jiffyclubprogramming, python, software tools1 Comment

This is a response to a post on the Software Carpentry blog: What’s In Your Stack?

My development setup is pretty simple:

Sublime Text 2 with a few plugins
- Package Control – for managing plugins
- SublimeCodeIntel – brings some IDE features to Sublime Text
- Pep8Lint – points out violations of PEP8
- SublimeLinter – points out code issues like undefined/unused variables and syntax violations
git, GitHub, and bitbucket
Subversion and Trac (only at work)
IPython notebook
NumPy, SciPy, and matplotlib (mostly at work)
Chrome for debugging web stuff
bash and the usual shell utilities

It should go without saying that I’m using all of this to work on Python. And a little JavaScript comes in for web apps.

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About Agile Work-flows

What’s In My Stack?