Category archives: Agilo for Scrum
9 April 2013
Authors:
Thomas Bradford
,
Stefano Rago
Agilo for Scrum - Perfomance bump Over the last sprints, we've been rather busy completely rewriting the front-end of the Agilo for Scrum service. We focused on performance and in implementing an architecture that was amenable to rapid change. Today we're happy to announce that the new version of ...
Agilo for Scrum - Perfomance bump
Over the last sprints, we've been rather busy completely rewriting the front-end of the Agilo for Scrum service. We focused on performance and in implementing an architecture that was amenable to rapid change. Today we're happy to announce that the new version of Agilo for Scrum is live.
How Fast Is It?
Our performance focus was on UI responsiveness and page load time, and to that end the new version of Agilo for Scrum is significantly better than the previous installment. There's still room for improvement, but if you've been using ...
30 October 2012
Author:
Thomas Bradford
Agilo for Scrum started off as a very simple concept. We wanted to create a very focused tool whose only purpose was to facilitate good Scrum practices. This remains our goal, though along the way we've battled some major performance problems in our client side implementation.
Agilo for Scrum started off as a very simple concept. We wanted to create a very focused tool whose only purpose was to facilitate good Scrum practices. This remains our goal, though along the way we've battled some major performance problems in our client side implementation.
For some time, we engaged in this battle by attempting to optimize our code against the framework that we chose to implement our client side UI -- Sproutcore (version 1.4). This worked in a way, because there are some simple things one can do to squeeze significantly better performance out of Sproutcore, for ...
24 April 2012
Author:
Thomas Bradford
The recent release of Agilo for Scrum introduced a couple of great new features that we'd like to talk about. The first of these features is something that our users have been desiring since the very beginning, while the other is something that will make a Product Owner's life a ...
The recent release of Agilo for Scrum introduced a couple of great new features that we'd like to talk about. The first of these features is something that our users have been desiring since the very beginning, while the other is something that will make a Product Owner's life a little bit easier.
Backlog Searching
A product backlog can get rather large if you're not planning carefully. Heck, it can get rather large even if you are planning carefully, and despite our recent performance improvements, finding Stories in your backlog may still be a time consuming nightmare ...
13 April 2012
Author:
Franz Ivancsich
We are proud to present a new release of Agilo for Scrum! Thanks for your feedback, that we incorporated in the release. - If you also want to leave feedback and shape the product together with us, please visit our 5 questions survey here. Search throgh the Backlog Agilo ...
We are proud to present a new release of Agilo for Scrum!
Thanks for your feedback, that we incorporated in the release. - If you also want to leave feedback and shape the product together with us, please visit our 5 questions survey here.
Search through the Backlog
Agilo offers now a search function that allows you to find items in your backlog. - Just type anything in the "search" field and the backlog will only show items that match your search.
Sprint Report
As some of you told us, they would fancy an automated report after each Sprint. Just select "Print ...
11 January 2012
Author:
Thomas Bradford
The Agilo for Scrum team are happy to announce the immediate availability of Multiple Team support.
Multiple Teams!
The Agilo for Scrum team are happy to announce the immediate availability of Multiple Team support. This plan allows a single instance of Agilo for Scrum to host multiple teams running sprints in parallel and drawing stories from a single product backlog.
Role Management
Along with Multiple Team support, a new Role Management interface has been deployed that allows an Administrator to easily add existing users to a team and to modify their role assignment on that team.
Performance
In this release, we have also made some first steps toward improving the overall performance of Agilo for Scrum ...
16 November 2011
Author:
Stefano Rago
New Release of Agilo for Scrum Today we're releasing a new version of Agilo for Scrum! ...
New Release of Agilo for Scrum
Today we're releasing a new version of Agilo for Scrum!
Our web-based Scrum Tool that uses push to grant you an experience as good as paper, just got even better!
We are excited to introduce to you Retrospectives! - Now we support all Scrum Ceremonies!
With this release, every Team Member can create and manage Observations during the Sprint. At the end of each Sprint, after closing it, you will be supported by our Retrospective-Feature that allows you to see all Observations of each team member. Furthermore, you can create team impediments or new ...
31 May 2011
Author:
Stefano Rago
Hello Everybody, Agilo Software developed a new and special Scrum Tool. This tool addresses the needs of each scrum role, ...
Hello Everybody,
Agilo Software developed a new and special Scrum Tool. This tool addresses the needs of each scrum role, facilitates the ceremonies and guides the user throught the scrum process in a complete new and extraordinary way. Therefor we decided to call this new generation of Scrum Tool:
Agilo for Scrum
Twitter
The one of you who are already customers and use Agilo since a while know, that we based the first generation of Agilo on trac. Therefor we call it from now on:
Agilo for trac
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Agilo Software will distribute both Tools and support them as usuall ...
