I'm Speaking at CF.Objective on Managing your Software Development Life Cycle!

Posted At : January 2, 2012 11:57 AM | Posted By : Jason Delmore
Related Categories: ColdFusion

After taking a year or two off of the conference tour (I was burnt out after a few years of hitting every conference in the Adobe and ColdFusion worlds,) I'm looking forward to speaking on a topic that is near and dear to me. I have been in many organizations and I have seen success and failure with Agile Development, and success and failure with Waterfall Development. The common thread for success has always been a well thought through life cycle for software development, including the tools that support that life cycle. The common thread for failure was a lack of understanding the impact of the process and tools that aid in managing your SDLC.

The details: In this session, we will walk through the definition and implementation of a full featured Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC.) Examples will be shown using Zendesk, the Atlassian suite (JIRA/Confluence/Fisheye/Crucible,) and other technologies and tools used along the way from requirements gathering to deployment.

Check out CF.Objective or the session information, Managing your Software Development LifeCycle

Happy New Year! Jason

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