ScrumPLoP 2017, Quinta da Pacheca, Portugal

ScrumPLoP 2017 is over. ScrumPLoP 2018 is being planned.

• The ScrumPLoP Mission

  • Call for Participation: What are patterns and pattern languages all about, and what does one do at a PLoP?

  • Submission Guidelines: How do I write a pattern?

• Logistics, Cost, Registration, etc.

• Program

• Attendee roster

  • About PLoPs: The community where patterns grow

  • The event at Quinta da Pacheca will focus on editing the book and workshopping patterns and other book content.

• Calendar

• TO THE PATTERNS ☞

  • Works in progress (authors working on drafts go here)

    • ScrumPLoP Product Backlog

Jeff Sutherland @ Scrum, Inc: A Pattern Language for Hyperproductivity Jeff Sutherland, the inventor of Scrum, is a charter member of the Scrum Patterns group. He is the author of most of these Scrum PLoP® patterns — patterns he teaches to get teams off to a good start, and to get great teams to a hyperproductive state:

• How do you get started? (Stable Teams)

• How do you successfully pull backlog items into a Sprint? (Yesterday's Weather)

• How do you get stuff done? (Swarming: One-Piece Continuous Flow)

• How do you deal with interruptions during the Sprint? (Illegitimus non Interruptus)

• How do get defect free at the end of the Sprint? (Daily Clean Code)

  • How do you deal with surprises? (Emergency Procedure)

• How do you ensure you continuously improve? (Scrumming the Scrum)

• How do you get teams to have fun? (Happiness Metric)

• How do you get hyperproductive? (Teams that finish early accelerate faster)

Jeff presented these at Agile 2013.