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The Agile Principle that has Helped Me the Most

Posted on April 10, 2019 by Johnny
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We have just published a new article about a great principle that can really help your team get super speed. Read the article here, in the Knowtion blog!

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This blog is about software development. It’s about figuring out how to improve ourselves, our code and the development process.

My name is Johnny Bigert, and I am a software developer living in Stockholm, Sweden. I am a co-founder of Knowtion, where I work as a trainer in lean and agile software development.

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