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You've found the permanent distribution site for LightningInterviews by WardCunningham. These five to ten minute videos feature Ward's friends describing their current interests and how they have developed. Today I'm only distributing low-resolution downloads. Medium-resolution streaming video can be found on YouTube: Search this site:New Releases:
In the comfort of Ward's home, JeffMcKenna reflects on his technical and personal growth culminating in his current position as a Serena Fellow.
![]() Community of practice researcher JohnSmith visits AboutUs with a draft of his forthcoming book, Digital Habitats: Stewarding Technology for Communities. John describes methods he and co-authors EtienneWenger and NancyWhite used to see deeply into everyday communities enabled by new and pervasive communications technology.
![]() Extreme programming gurus, RonJeffries and ChetHendrickson stepped out of the PNSQC conference for lunch at AboutUs. We discussed incremental development and especially recognizing and avoiding technical debt.
![]() BillKayser and his New Relic colleaues commune with AboutUs developers on a regular basis as we grow our respective companies. We love their innovation. Bill and I talk about where that comes from.
![]() MichaelMehaffy, a long time colleague of ChristopherAlexander and leader of the Environmental Structures Research Group (ESRG), reflects on the complementary paths taken by architectural and software patterns.
![]() JimNewkirk came to Portland to attend the Agile Open Northwest conference and was kind enough to stop by for lunch with the AboutUs developers. Our conversation revolved around agile practices and the central role played by continuous integration (CI) and source code control. Questions for Jim:
![]() Testing guru ElisabethHendrickson came to Portland to address the agile community at XPDX. While here, she was kind enough to visit us at AboutUs and shares insights she has gained working with top flight agile teams. Questions for Elisabeth:
![]() The Seattle ALT.NET conference brought one time co-worker EduardoJezerski and myself together again. I learned more about his work launching agile software laboratories devoted to sustainable innovation to humanitarian ends. Questions for Ed:
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