What's Happening at Agilistry Studio?
Our goal at Agilistry Studio is to offer events with unique and compelling content. We offer both participant-driven community events and commercial training events led by world-class instructors.
Upcoming events:
Management 3.0
May 10-11, 2012
Based on the Mike Cohn Signature Series book, Jurgen Appelo's 2-day Management 3.0 Agile Leadership Practices Course explores the role of Agile management. Using the Management 3.0 Model, this course explores Agile topics and practical techniques for implementing them. It also provides an opportunity to practice techniques through team-oriented games and exercises, and serves as a forum for discussing your top questions and issues related to Agile management in your work environment.
May 10-11, 2012
Based on the Mike Cohn Signature Series book, Jurgen Appelo's 2-day Management 3.0 Agile Leadership Practices Course explores the role of Agile management. Using the Management 3.0 Model, this course explores Agile topics and practical techniques for implementing them. It also provides an opportunity to practice techniques through team-oriented games and exercises, and serves as a forum for discussing your top questions and issues related to Agile management in your work environment.
Pragmatic Thinking
May 24, 2012
Andy Hunt, in his book, "Pragmatic Thinking and Learning: Refactor Your Wetware", describes how programmers can use their brains to be better thinkers by understanding how their own software, i.e. their brains, work. In this talk, we will begin with an overview of Andy's book and discuss how to continue the arc of learning outside of the programming world, into business, personal relationships, and finally, both physical and mental health and wellness.
May 24, 2012
Andy Hunt, in his book, "Pragmatic Thinking and Learning: Refactor Your Wetware", describes how programmers can use their brains to be better thinkers by understanding how their own software, i.e. their brains, work. In this talk, we will begin with an overview of Andy's book and discuss how to continue the arc of learning outside of the programming world, into business, personal relationships, and finally, both physical and mental health and wellness.
Just Enough Python to be Dangerous
July 19-20, 2012
Just Enough Python to be Dangerous is two days of Python training that will show testers how to use code to help their testing. The idea is to not cover the entire Python landscape, just the parts that are [generally] useful in the testing context.
July 19-20, 2012
Just Enough Python to be Dangerous is two days of Python training that will show testers how to use code to help their testing. The idea is to not cover the entire Python landscape, just the parts that are [generally] useful in the testing context.