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| * Agile2005 [http://agile2005.org/ conference] and [http://www.agileunited.org/wiki/homepage.action wiki] |
This MoinMoin instance is mostly a blog for my own notes, but I welcome your comments. To do so, however, you must be a member of the EditorGroup. Email me at wikiadmin@idiacomputing.com if you'd like to be added to that group or just want to comment on these pages. Or, maybe you'll just want to post your comments on the [http://agilemaryland.org/moin/ AgileMaryland.org wiki].
There's not much form, yet, and little more substance. Bear with me as these pages take shape.
I'm a fan of AgileSoftwareDevelopment, of which I mostly know ExtremeProgramming.
Other blogs & wikis:
[http://martinfowler.com/bliki/ Martin Fowler's bliki]
[http://www.xprogramming.com/Blog/Page.aspx Ron Jeffries' blog]
[http://www.dhemery.com/cwd/ Dale Emery's blog]
[http://c2.com/cgi/wiki Ward Cunningham's C2 wiki] a.k.a. the Portland Pattern Repository. This is where the wiki concept was born.
The [http://blogs.objectmentor.com/FrontPage Object Mentor blogs]: Uncle Bob, James Grenning, Bob Koss, Michael Feathers, Micah Martin, David Chelimsky
My, this list is getting long....
[http://www.artima.com/ Artima Developer] community.
Agile2005 [http://agile2005.org/ conference] and [http://www.agileunited.org/wiki/homepage.action wiki]
If you're new to the Wiki concept in general, or MoinMoin specifically, you might want to start with the OriginalFrontPage.