Interesting questions to ask kids around the dinner table

three articles on the basis of building great technical doc - what Django uses

Names matter - stories are signs of conversations, not dictates. And the product owner is the final arbiter of business value of each story, but that doesn't mean developers shouldn't participate in the story development.

Why the "as a <type of user>, I want <some goal> so that <some reason>" template works so well to develop user stories.

How to nudge conversation and uncover stories of the form "as a <role> I want <action> so that <value>". Added bonus: non-functional requirements!

Lots of decent agile stuff on the whole site. This article has one of the better views on how agile practices (particularly user stories) fit into corporate goals.

Lots of good tabs, although I'm not sure some of these are as easy as he says.

tiny guitar amp with effects. Great reviews on Amazon; currently $120 there.

PDFs for each masterclass. I suspect I could learn a thing or two from these.

Lots and lots and lots of "oh that's so cool" and "oh NOW I see" moments in here.

Sounds like a delicious alternative to hummus. Found via an askmefi thread on vegan dips. Apparently balsamic vinegar is a reasonable substitute for pomegranate syrup.