We have all met superstar Software Engineers and Developers. They work just over 40 hours a week, but get nearly twice as many PBI's done as everyone else, seemingly always have a solution to every problem, and have such high code quality that it's almost impossible to find a fault in their logic. Yet, when we try to follow in their footsteps, we end up with 60 hour work weeks, hair loss and broken keyboards. What do they do that is different from everyone else?

There's no shortage of digital ink spilled on what the cloud can do for you. Instead of hitching your wagon to a specific provider, why not build your apps so they can work in nearly any cloud, including your own data center? Perhaps you aren't ready today, but you'd like to painlessly migrate your apps to the cloud in a few years? Regardless, building cloud-ready apps is easier than you think. With a few design patterns, you can build apps that run great everywhere, from the cloud to your own data center.

DevOps is a relatively new idea within the software development community, and it has gained the attention of organizations large and small. There are many different definitions and perspectives on what exactly is DevOps which can make understanding and adopting DevOps difficult. Join us as we dive into some of the common myths and misconceptions about DevOps, what a DevOps organization looks like, and why we should care about DevOps.

The Sprint Review is a critical part of the Scrum framework. It's a time to stop and inspect the product, gather feedback, and engage in discussion. So why is it often so... bad? If you've found yourself wondering when a Sprint Review will end, why you're even there, or wondering if future ones should just be canceled, this webinar is for you! Let's talk about what the Sprint Review is intended to be, examine patterns of how it can go horribly wrong, and learn some tips to get them back on track.