Brad Wilson
The .NET Guy. Brad Wilson is a technologist and agile evangelist. With more than 10 years of experience in professional software development, design and architecture, Brad is an outspoken advocate for agile development technologies, especially test-driven development and continuous integration. |
Michael Puleio
Espresso Fueled Agile Development. Michael Puleio is a software developer at Microsoft. In his blog he discusses his projects at Patterns & Practices, his views on agile development, particularly Scrum Extreme Programming, Test Driven Development, collocated work areas, and anything else that strikes his fancy. |
Alan Ridlehoover
Software Development is a Team Sport! Alan blogs from the experience of 20 years in the software industry as a developer, solution architect, and Agile coach. |
Stephen Cohen
Stephen Cohen's thoughts on Enterprise Architecture. Stephen has spent the majority of his career supporting the US Government in its efforts to develop software. Today he is an Architect for Microsoft Enterprise Services and spends his time using Agile practices to recover failing projects. |
Eric Gunnerson
Eric Gunnerson's C# Compendium. Eric Gunnerson is a Program Manager on the Visual C# .NET team. |
James Newkirk
Adding to the kipple...one post at a time. James Newkirk is the development lead for Code Gallery. Previous to that, he was the development lead for the Microsoft Platform Architecture Guidance team, building guidance and reusable assets for enterprise customers through the patterns & practices series. |
Randy Miller
MSF for Agile Software Development News. Randy Miller is a Program Manager at Microsoft. He is an expert on agile software development process design and an architect on the Microsoft Solutions Framework. |
Ade Miller
Adventures in Agility. Ade Miller is a Software Development Lead with Microsoft's Patterns and Practices Group. |
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