Agile Waterfalls, Backlogs, Cutlines, Shiproom. Talking with @AbhishekRLal about how we build Service Bus

Posted: Jan 10, 2013 at 2:37 PM
By: ClemensV
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Yesterday I sat down with my teammate Abhishek and talked about how we build Service Bus - not how we code it, but how we run the process inside the team and how we get from features sitting on the humongous backlog to working features in the service.

We also talk about the three different disciplines Program Management, Development, and Test/QA and how the checks and balances between the disciplines helps with getting things out on schedule and at great quality.

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