PinnedInSerious ScrumbyFredrik Carleson·Oct 29, 2021Heart of Agile and ScrumThe most exciting part was to meet Alistair Cockburn. My mistake was not raising a hand.A response icon3A response icon3
InGenerative AIbyFredrik Carleson·Jun 17Why the Red Queen Would Hate AIWhat if the most valuable thing your team builds is the ideas it learns to kill?A response icon1A response icon1
InLevel Up CodingbyFredrik Carleson·Jun 6The Bottleneck Is No Longer CodeFor decades, we optimised software development around the assumption that creating software was expensive. What if that assumption is no…
InILLUMINATIONbyFredrik Carleson·Jan 13What a Programmer’s Workday Looks Like in 2026–27 (According to Gartner)Created by Fredrik Carleson
InEveryday AIbyFredrik Carleson·Dec 13, 2025Multi-agentic AI in Practice — What Actually Happened at Our HackathonHackathon. Two days. Three teams. Fifteen brains.A response icon1A response icon1
InLevel Up CodingbyFredrik Carleson·Mar 30, 2025A Peek Into the Crystal Ball: How AI Might Reshape Developers Role the Next Few YearsI got an intriguing question at work the other day:A response icon2A response icon2
InLevel Up CodingbyFredrik Carleson·Mar 3, 2025From Commodore 64 to Deepfakes: How My Childhood Hobby Helped Me Understand AII spent countless hours drawing sprites for my Commodore 64 as a kid. Armed with a joystick in one hand and a stack of graph paper in the…A response icon2A response icon2
InMastering AgilitybyFredrik Carleson·Aug 12, 2024Will Scrum Master for foodIn 2000, I worked in a startup that was bought by an English company. They had no clue what to do with us but paid a ridiculous amount for…
InMastering AgilitybyFredrik Carleson·Jul 10, 2024SAFe Survival Guide: Part 5 — The Trap of a Big Bang Implementation and What We Would Have Done…Scaling agility can be daunting, akin to navigating a vast, unfamiliar galaxy.
InMastering AgilitybyFredrik Carleson·Jun 26, 2024SAFe Survival Guide: part 4-Why managers insist on fixing teams when they are not the problem
