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Presenting at Austin JUG tonight, Kanban

Posted by: John Heintz on 05/27/2009

Update: The presentation went well, lots of good questions and conversation.

Link to the slides: http://gistlabs.com/john/pubs/2009/05/AJUG/

I'm presenting at the Austin Java Users Group tonight, on Kanban.

The slides will get posted there and on my company website, http://gistlabs.com, shortly.

John Heintz's complete blog can be found at: http://johnheintz.blogspot.com

About John Heintz

Agile/Kanban coach, REST architect, software craftsman

John D. Heintz is a husband, father, developer, Agilist, entrepreneur. After studying electrons in college, John's intuition led him to pursue software, and he's been a digital craftsmen since. Always seeking solutions with higher leverage and deeper simplicity has led John to important methods and tools. John's approach to building systems and teams started with leading his first Scrum team in 1999, included XP and TDD, and now Agile and Lean methods are part of his daily work and consulting. John has built single-source hyperdocument SGML publishing systems, a version control CORBA/Python CMS, an AspectJ dependency acquisition framework, added test automation to many Java and .NET systems, coached a 100-person Agile/Lean game studio, and built RESTful Web integration systems. John has launched his own company, Gist Labs, to further his focus on essential innovation.

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