principles

Boy, that list looks pretty similar to the principles of Unitarian Universalism (full disclosure, born and raised).

A deep understanding of agile principles and a desire to deliver value for stakeholders are key.

Excellent technical skills in a wide-range of principles; from software delivery, continuous integration and deployment, to testing and performance tuning.

We are a fast moving, energetic start-up applying agile development principles to a traditionally sluggish and overly-burdened industry (and having fun doing it).

Its funny when people don't realize that what was the status quo in their 20s was built on the same principles of ease.

If he stands by his principles then it should be OK.

Even if they only do concrete operations from then on, it is a win that they can figure out how it goes from first principles.

They claimed to have founded the USA on Masonic principles.

I find that the prevalent user-friendly, minimalist design philosophy is very much compatible with performance principles like those that I have outlined.

Instead of strict commandments or laws, there are principles.

The principles described there closely relate to what I'm talking about.

It is good to see a respected teacher and theorist of the agile movement making the point that good judgement is preferred over dogmatic adherence to a set of principles.

The tweaking may come from copying a stackoverflow.com answer without unerstanding the underlying principles (aka "cargo cult").

The "Recent Tweets" part of this site feels somehow at odds with the principles though.

I retired at 55, nine years ago broadly using the well known principles and agree that "Creation of new ideas, new enterprises, or new things is the biggest joy of being alive".

Principles allow for interpretation and discussion but still provide a framework and a unifying set of things most participants value to at least some level.