Anthony Cassaigne

Background

About Anthony Cassaigne

After experiencing the limitations of waterfall approaches, I quickly became interested in alternative approaches, Extreme Programming in 2001 and Scrum in 2011. Convinced by these approaches, I got involved with the Toulouse Agile community. After 3 years as an Agile Coach, I returned to development out of passion. Close cooperation with the business and iterative development over short cycles (weekly is better) enable us to: establish a relationship of trust, reduce the risks in the product we develop, establish feedback loops. Having always been a fervent advocate of Pair Programming, I became interested in Ensemble Programming very early on. I trained with Woody Zuill to be able to deploy this approach within teams. I can only encourage teams to work with Ensemble Programming and for managers to introduce One Hour Learning. Speaker : 2025 - Niort DevQuest : Tester dans l'Hexagone: du Mob, du du TDD, des Doublures et les TestContainers - Sunny Tech : Tester dans l'Hexagone: du Mob, du du TDD, des Doublures et les TestContainers - Agile Tour Lyon : One Hour Learning: développez des équipes multitalentueuses 2024 - Agile Pays Basque : Testing in an Hexagone: MOB + + TDD = - Agile Nantes : One Hour Learning: développez des équipes multitalentueuses 2023 - Devoxx : Testing in an Hexagone: MOB + + TDD = - Mixit : Développeurs·euses : facilitez-vous la vie en (re)apprenant à lire- Agile Tour Rennes : Testing in an Hexagone: MOB + + TDD = - Agile Tour Grenoble : Atelier Fresque de l’agilité 2022 - Agile Tour Toulouse : retrouver la simplicité - Agile Tour Bordeaux : retrouver la simplicité - Agile Tour Montpellier : retrouver la simplicité - Agile Tour Grenoble : L’essentiel de l’agilité 2021 - Agile Tour Toulouse : Mob programming pourquoi & comment - Agile Tour Nantes: Mob programming pourquoi & comment - Agile Grenoble : Le long voyage sur Mars de 3 explorateurs de code - Agile Grenoble : Mob Programming : pourquoi & comment