#Agile

Ok ok.. last one of the day. I heard through the grape vine, that some of you still haven't seen or reviewed my session from Drupalcon Munich. This. Can. Not. Be! ;)

I had a really good time presenting with Jakob Persson of NodeOne (wunderkrout), and Mattias Axelsson of Happiness in Stockholm in Munich where we chose to address the many issues around estimation. I think it turned into a "what not to do" more than anything else, and it is FULL of our experiences and tips on how to, and how not to estimate your drupal projects.

Below is a recap of the discussions had at my PM BoFs in Munich this August 2012, and the resources we talked about. Thanks to everyone who came and participated!

As is the case with most of the PM BoF’s I’ve done over the past 4 Drupalcons, the conversation I was most interested in was around lessons learned. I love it when people can discuss where their projects went off the rails, why, what drives them crazy and how we can all learn from those experiences and exchange ideas/solutions.

Does anyone know of a study or survey on usage of different project management methodologies. In particular, I'm wondering how many Drupal projects use Scrum, or some other Agile variant, and how many use Waterfall. If anyone has a good study, or good survey data, happy to send them a new Lullabot t-shirt!

Agile Connect is coming up next month, in Vegas.

http://app.en25.com/e/es.aspx?s=1156&e=29406&elq=34f2c6251b8a421285f36ef...

Has anybody gone to these types of events?

I was just wondering if anybody in the Drupal community is also wired into these circles, and what their experience & take away has been with these events.