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Gitflow diagrams can be a valuable tool for coordinating development efforts and ensuring that code is properly organized and maintained. Additionally, they can be used as a reference for new team members to quickly understand the branching model used in a project. If your team uses Confluence, draw.io’s whiteboard editor offers an easy way [...]
No one is an island, and few projects exist without stakeholders. Whether you are launching a new product or implementing an organizational change, you’ll need to draw on the support of a variety of people, while satisfying the intended user or customer. That’s where stakeholder mapping comes in. Stakeholder mapping is the process of [...]
It's good to talk Well, that was the marketing campaign of one major Telecoms giant, their marketing pushing the idea that live communication was way better than SMS or text messages. In some respects, they are completely right. Text messaging or reams of pages of text cannot replace the energy and spontaneity of a [...]
Working in Confluence Cloud has changed forever, real-time multi-user collaborative diagramming So, Team 22 has come and gone, and the big news at the show was draw.io new killer feature, real-time Collaboration on drawings inside of Confluence Cloud. Running Confluence version 17.3.0 or later, Cloud users now have this epic new ability, it's communication [...]
draw.io is constantly updating features and content for a variety of use cases and amongst these new additions is a library for those who use Value Stream Mapping. What is VSM? It is the visual mapping of processes or production lines to understand what's happening or to put it more simply. The first [...]
For the fifth and final post in our series on Agile Framework and Scrum using draw.io’s Board editor, we focus on dynamic modules that can be called up as needed in the midst of a retrospective. Need to take a quick, unexpected vote? No worries. Just pull the appropriate module onto your whiteboard and [...]
You’ve made it to the fourth post in our series focussing on Agile Framework and Scrum using draw.io’s Board editor. So far, we’ve covered retrospectives in general, check-ins in particular, as well as an overview of the Inspect and Adapt process. We’ve also shown you a myriad of examples of why draw.io’s Board Macro [...]
So far, in our series focussing on Agile Framework and Scrum, we’ve covered retrospectives in general, check-ins in particular, and we’ve shown you a crate full of examples why draw.io’s Board Macro is the go-to solution for creating visual tools that make the entire process run more smoothly (and effectively). Read on for our [...]
In previous posts, we’ve discussed Agile Retrospectives in general and how draw.io’s Board Macro can help make them more efficient and effective, streamlined and sexy, functional and fun. Now we focus on specific aspects of the agile framework process to show you even more great examples and give you inspiration [...]
Are you a seasoned Agile pro? Or are you a newbie? Either way, the retrospective is a big part of your team coaching toolbox. Agile Retrospectives are carried out in a variety of ways. Most often, though, visualization is the best way to help break the team-sharing logjam. Here’s a [...]
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