I haven’t blogged about Agile very much (compared to photography and Formula One) but that might change soon. In the meantime, I’ve been reviewing some bookmarks I’d filed under “Agile-related stuff I ought to check out some time” (OK, it’s just called “later” but that’s what it means) and either adding them to del.icio.us or just deleting them; if they’re added to del.icio.us and tagged as Agile then they’ll magically re-appear on my Agile Resources page on my résumé site. On that site I’ve also created a list of Agile-related podcasts and books, so there’s plenty of opportunity for people (me included) to continue to expand our knowledge.
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