Community Picks·3yScrum sucks.
Scrum is an Agile project management system that helps teams deliver value incrementally in a collaborative way. However, the implementation of Scrum in real-world scenarios often leads to complex ceremonies, poor planning, and a lack of true collaboration. Making Scrum work requires teams to take a team-level approach, focusing on flexibility, adaptability, collaboration, and results rather than rigid processes and metrics.
asayer·3yJamstack: the Future of E-commerce Development
Jamstack offers several benefits for e-commerce, including performance optimization, scalability, enhanced security, agile development, integration with third-party services, offline capabilities, and SEO-friendly nature. Real-world examples of Jamstack in e-commerce include Shopify Plus, Elastic Path, Net-A-Porter, Nike, Crystallize, BigCommerce, Medusa, and Snipcart.
Medium·3yYou don’t need features, you need a product team
Powerful stakeholders often demand features without good reasoning, leading to feature factories that prioritize stakeholder wants over user needs. Feature factories result in high costs and low value. In contrast, product teams focus on goals and outcomes, allowing them to adapt and make decisions independently. Moving from a feature factory to a product team requires changing management and evaluation processes.