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Happy Holidays from the team at Sigao Studios! If you are still looking for a few gifts for friends and family (or yourself!) we wanted to make sure that you don’t have to look far for some great Scrum and Agile-related ideas. Since we love learning about Scrum at Sigao, our first list is a reading list! Our CEO, Chris Sims, has curated a fantastic list of books that cover

We recently caught up with Ethan Summers, Commercial Operations Lead with Fledging, to ask him about the impact that his recent Scrum Master and Product Owner training has made in his professional life. Fledging is part of Birmingham, AL’s rapidly growing tech startup community and they are doing some awesome things with product design and release in the portable SSD space. If you have a need for fast, secure, portable,

I was recently asked if the factory method design pattern was a violation of the open-closed principle. When you are adding a new subtype, you have to modify the factory method to enable to return additional subtypes. Also, you might be creating a new subtype for the factory method to return. Isn’t it an indication that you are violating the open-closed principles if you have to change multiple to files

Most programmers spend more time reading code than they do writing new code. It is important, then, to write code in such a way that it is easy to read and understand. Consistency goes a long way to help with this, but there is more to consistency than naming conventions and bracket placement. Have you ever seen a table of contents like the one below? Chapter 1. The Beginning Chapter 2. John