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SCRUM : Le guide pratique de la méthode agile la plus populaire
Cet ouvrage s'adresse à toutes les personnes impliquées dans le développement (développeurs, managers, utilisateurs) qui souhaitent s'initier à ce mouvement novateur des méthodes de développement agile. Il sera également très utile à ceux qui ont déjà une première expérience de Scrum et qui cherchent à approfondir leurs connaissances. Le but affiché d'une méthode agile est de fournir plus vite des produits qui satisfont mieux les utilisateurs grâce au feedback, tout en améliorant la qualité de vie des équipes de développement. Aujourd'hui Scrum s'est imposée comme la plus répandue des méthodes agiles. Cet ouvrage commence par une présentation des méthodes agiles et de Scrum. Il détaille ensuite les rôles des deux personnages-clé que sont le ScrumMaster et le Product Owner. Il vous expliquera en détail comment organiser le travail de l'équipe dans un backlog, comment produire les versions (releases) à l'issue d'itérations appelées sprints, et comment organiser en équipe des points de contrôle quotidiens appelés scrums. Il rassemble non seulement une présentation détaillée des pratiques, mais aussi de nombreux conseils concrets issus de la vraie vie pour adapter Scrum au contexte des organisations et des projets.
288 pages, Paperback
First published December 7, 2011
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March 7, 2021
En tant que ScrumMaster, je conseil ce livre à tous ceux qui souhaitent se former sur l'agilité et surtout dans le Scrum.
Ce livre montre beaucoup d'exemples concrets qui nous aide à mieux comprendre comment implémenter Scrum dans nos équipes.
Livre pour ceux/celles qui débute et ceux/celles qui sont déjà expert dans ce domaine.
Ce livre montre beaucoup d'exemples concrets qui nous aide à mieux comprendre comment implémenter Scrum dans nos équipes.
Livre pour ceux/celles qui débute et ceux/celles qui sont déjà expert dans ce domaine.
February 10, 2019
Note de lecture : Note de lecture : Scrum, pour une pratique vivante de l’agilité 5ème édition, par Claude Aubry
This is an excellent book on Scrum. At least it used to be. This is also a text very well written and this has not changed. But since the 1st edition of the book, the world has changed and so did the practices. Now devops, continuous deployment and craftsmanship shift practices toward small chunks and trunk-based development. Tools such as GitHub and Gitlab-like packagings make easy merge / pull request with hight quality. The author still ignore those trends and seems to be stuck to the story level. Even worse, he is leaning toward bigger chunks such as features instead of stories and releases instead of sprints. In today's worls, it doesn't looks up to date anymore, just old fashion agility.
This is a high quality text, well written. I whished the content would go in a more modern therefore agile direction.
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This is an excellent book on Scrum. At least it used to be. This is also a text very well written and this has not changed. But since the 1st edition of the book, the world has changed and so did the practices. Now devops, continuous deployment and craftsmanship shift practices toward small chunks and trunk-based development. Tools such as GitHub and Gitlab-like packagings make easy merge / pull request with hight quality. The author still ignore those trends and seems to be stuck to the story level. Even worse, he is leaning toward bigger chunks such as features instead of stories and releases instead of sprints. In today's worls, it doesn't looks up to date anymore, just old fashion agility.
This is a high quality text, well written. I whished the content would go in a more modern therefore agile direction.
Ma note de lecture en Français ici
May 28, 2017
Claude Aubry's book is still the book in french about Scrum. This 3rd update doesn't change the whole content, but is still valuable. It reflects the author's change of mind about some practices. Slowly it moves from beginner to more mature practitioners, even if it's not the intent of the author.
In my mind, Scrum is not about the agiles practices, the ceremonies and so on. It's about the mindset and having a proces as light as possible. That's not the approach of the book. Clearly Claude is an experienced agilist and he knows how to embrace the practices in the agile way. He is also a very good writer. However, the book is more about "how you yould do Scrum" than "how you should handle Scrum". Anyways, a very good book.
Ma note de lecture en français ici
In my mind, Scrum is not about the agiles practices, the ceremonies and so on. It's about the mindset and having a proces as light as possible. That's not the approach of the book. Clearly Claude is an experienced agilist and he knows how to embrace the practices in the agile way. He is also a very good writer. However, the book is more about "how you yould do Scrum" than "how you should handle Scrum". Anyways, a very good book.
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September 15, 2018
Here is the 4th edition of the french reference on Scrum. It's a solid refactoring on the form, not so much in the idea. Even if some evolution are found (and meaningful resuffle also), I worry a lot about ideas becoming old. First a strong focus on "features", a chunk larger than user story, and releases, a 2/3 months timeframe. Today we're going toward thiner timeframes : reviewed, quality proof commits, very frequent or continuous delivery. A school of thoughts where pieces larger than the one handled in classic Scrum are more important seems outdated. It's time to change gear.
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