As a group, we developers have a project tracking problem: the problem is that we constantly, almost obsessively want to track our projects, and it’s made worse by the fact that it’s so easy to abuse otherwise great tools like JIRA and Bugzilla. Unfortunately, while tracking projects may feel useful and productive, for most teams it’s just busywork – and it can lead to a self-imposed exercise in needless bureaucracy that just wastes our time. But with a few ground rules, you can escape the project tracking trap and use a tracking tool effectively.
Our books
We've written four books (and two second editions) that were all published by
Please have a look at our work!Head First C#
Head First C# is one of the most popular books for learning C#. In our opnion it's the easiest and most fun way to do it, too!
Head First PMP
Head First PMP gets you prepared for the Project Management Professional certification exam by helping you become a better project manager.
Applied Software Project Management
Applied Software Project Management helps developers and project managers build better software by diagnosing and fixing the most common project problems.
Beautiful Teams
Beautiful Teams: Inspiring and Cautionary Tales from Veteran Team Leaders is a collection of stories and interviews with veteran team leaders that takes you behind the scenes with some of the most interesting teams in software engineering history.
