David Starr

My name is David Starr, and among other things I am a principal at Elegant Code. I have worked in software development for 17 years or so and held numerous positions including Chief Software Architect and Director of Software Development. In addition, I work with organizations to effectively drive operational change through the adoption of Agile practices.

I am primarily focused on the Microsoft stack and I am a certified Scrum Master and a signatory to the Agile Manifesto. I believe in defect avoidance over defect detection, writing less software, and emergent system design.

I live in Boise, Idaho with my lovely wife and four children, where I spend time being a dad, creating software, practicing camping, and riding motorcycles.

My resume is available here, and I provide training services for Agile software development teams and for Tea System. Please contact support@elegantcode.com for more information.

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3 Responses to “David Starr”

  1. [...] David Starr had a good post this week on planning future work cycles. Do you use a team’s commitment to the next iteration or the team’s historical performance? [...]

  2. [...] Code Camp 2008 was awesome. Thank you to David Starr and his wife, Eleanor, for taking ownership of this event and dedicating many months of their time [...]

  3. [...] final list turned out like this (as posted by Chris and David with comments [...]

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