Peter Hilton
Product manager at https://pafyll.com • speaker, writer, and musician • B2B SaaS • blogs software product management/design/development
Extreme product development (script)hilton.org.uk The extended script for my Joy of Coding lightning talk
Stop talking about ‘technical debt’hilton.org.uk Prioritise and work towards specific goals instead
Stop trying to make refactoring happen, it’s not going to happen. – Journey Into Qualitywww.maaikebrinkhof.nl
Manage product technical debthilton.org.uk How product managers can help engineering teams
Development schedule costhilton.org.uk I don’t ask for developer estimates and nor should you
Legacy product development (part 2)hilton.org.uk The converse of extreme product development
Legacy product developmenthilton.org.uk The converse of extreme product development
97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know by TRISHA GEE & KEVLIN HENNEYwww.youtube.com For updates and more, join our community 👉 https://www.linkedin.com/company/devoxx-united-kingdomJava programmers have a lot on their minds. The codebase, t...
Extreme product development by PETER HILTONwww.youtube.com For updates and more, join our community 👉 https://www.linkedin.com/company/devoxx-united-kingdom Extreme programming won. What seemed extreme in 1999 went mainstream: user stories, solution spikes, pair programming, unit tests, and frequent incremental releases. Today, software development is shifting from projects to products, and from outputs to outcomes, and we’re discovering better ways to work. Today’s extreme product development happens in a small but growing number of companies. This presentation will reveal how they have figured out how to truly work remote-first, with no offices, and support part-time and flexible working. Their development teams don’t make estimates, manage huge backlogs, or waste time in meetings. They even skip daily stand-ups. The resulting product development is less wasteful, and it is also more human. Attendees will learn how these extreme product development practices all build on a foundation of psychological safety, and building trustful relationships. These relationships enable new collaboration techniques, such as team programming, but also support the other extreme practices. Attendees will broaden their perspective on software development, and discover new ways to progress in their team and in their career.
Extreme product developmenthilton.org.uk Not yet mainstream, but already happening #presentation
Don’t conflate difficulty with efforthilton.org.uk How to have better conversations with developers
Zero-bug policy scenarioshilton.org.uk How to handle common situations
Being a product manager with a technical backgroundhilton.org.uk Unexpected benefits of a previous life as a developer
Book review: Radical Focushilton.org.uk Objectives and key results as both fiction and framework, by Christina Wodtke
April Cools' Clubwww.aprilcools.club
ProductTank Rotterdam manifestohilton.org.uk Our vision for a local product management community