This post is still in progress, at the moment it's a lightly marked up copy of my full form speech draft of this section. I'll edit it at some point, but for now at least it's up :)
Series intro
The House of Pain?
The first time I read the manifesto, well... [reverie]...
Who here has read the manifesto? Can you remember the first time you read it?
"we are uncovering better ways of developing software by doing it and helping others do it."
"Through this work we have come to value:"
Did you laugh when you read "working software over comprehensive...
17 July 2011
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