It's been almost 9 years since the agile manifesto was first drafted. There are thousands of signatories of the manifesto and the list is growing. Yet, at the same time there is growing disillusionment and criticism about agile practices coming from experienced agilists. Some have even announced the death of agile. Is agile really dead? If so, who or what killed it? Are we merely going through the motions of last decade's great software idea?

Alistair Cockburn, one of the original signatories of the Agile Manifesto, has put together a great non-formula for dysfunctional agile teams called "Crystal".

This talk discusses a few fundamental mistakes that are prevalent in "agile" software development environments; why these practices are killing agile and how Crystal can save it.

	Migrating from Scrum to Scrumban Chris Pitts : 11th Mar 2010
	Giving and Receiving Effective Feedback Elizabeth Keogh : 1st Mar 2010
	Crystal: A Prescription for Prescr Abid Quereshi : 25th Feb 2010
	Agile Coaching Secrets Rachel Davies : 22nd Feb 2010
	Effective use of Agile-Trac for distribu Jamie Allsop : 22nd Feb 2010
	Agile Rebooted Immo Hüneke : 22nd Feb 2010
	Processes and Tools Kevlin Henney : 22nd Feb 2010
	Generic vs. Specific Tradeoff Stefan Tilkov : 22nd Feb 2010
	Waking up to the New Economics of IT Emma McGrattan : 15th Dec 2009
	Go for the Bronze! Managing Waste in Kno David J. Anderson : 1st Dec 2009
	Talk: A Leaner Form of Agility David Laribee : 1st Dec 2009
	A Journey to Systemic Improvement David Joyce : 1st Dec 2009
	Parkbench Panel Discussion Zi Makki : 1st Dec 2009
	Evolving from Scrum w Lean & Kanban Benjamin Mitchell : 1st Dec 2009
	Five Steps to Kanban Karl Scotland : 1st Dec 2009