I run a remote meet-up called Agile in the Ether. A while back I asked twitter followers if I should extend it out to a conference and they said yes, so I did and it was great. This is what happened and what I learnt.| Emily Webber
I have a habit of bringing people and communities together, this means I can't seem to help myself setting up or getting involved in running meetups (my current count is at six*). Faced with not enough time to devote to my existing meetup, I naturally decided to start a new one. This time a remote o| Emily Webber
After a successful first Agile on the Bench, we decided to do it all again, who would have thought standing in the cold listening to people talk about Agile related topics, without any tech would be what people wanted to do with a lunch time in December, but it was!| Emily Webber
Following last years' IRL get together, members of the Agile in the Ether Community spent another sunny Friday in Liverpool connecting and sharing ideas. Such a brilliant way to brighten up February. As with last year, this year's theme was strengthening connections across the community,| Emily Webber
I have been running Agile in the Ether for over five years; this year, we had a face-to-face event for the first time. It was wonderful and proves you can make real connections over video. In this post, I’ll talk briefly about the intention, the approach and what happened.| Emily Webber
