Muda and getting things done
A while ago I went to a lecture at Avega with Jim Coplien. It was quite interesting, since the subject changed back and forth from DCI to Lean. But given my last post
GTD
A collection of 11 posts
Capacity of self
One of the highlights of the past week was that I went to a free lecture by Mary Poppendick at Crisp in Stockholm. It’s quite interesting how your thought processes can be
Shuffle and Tracks
As I mentioned in a previous post I’ve been working on getting the Android application, Shuffle to synchronize with Tracks. Now that the work has continued this post describes how this feature
Synchronizing Tracks and Shuffle
I did some open-source work last week. I created a synchronization option in the Android program called Shuffle. Allowing it to synchronize with the web tool called Tracks. Here is a description of
Test-list
Funny thing. Some might remember my how I work with code, where you keep a list of issues you figure out as you work with the code. Apparently Kent Beck presents this as
Tooling idea for Getting things done with teams
Roughly 1½ year ago I produce a plugin for team-system to allow me to report bugs quickly though as I’m working with the code. The idea behind it was from the Fogbugzintoruction
How I work with code the unit test part
I wrote a blog post about how I work with code. The basic idea is that I record actions that I need to take as I work with the code in a format
Getting things done with teams
With this concept of quickly creating new tasks and with the GTD and How I work with code ideas. An idea for a new tool popped up in my head. The tasks that
How I work with code
In Getting Things Done, David Allen discusses a work flow of how to handle things you need to-do. Now when I work at a coding task I often find places that could need
Getting Things Done And Code
In Getting Things Done there is a work flow describing how to work with Actions. I found a copy of it at Metamagazine. ![Getting Things Done Workflow](http://metamagazine.com/images/stuff-diagram.jpg
Getting things done
I just started reading “Getting things done” – by David Allen. I’m roughly 25 pages in, but now I have to stop to write this blog-post just to clear my mind. The reason