2014 has been an amazing year. We started with one facilitator and one trainee and have ended with four fully trained facilitators, a full support team, and a list of 21 amazing Book Sprints under our belt. By far there ... read more
We made it! We are happy to announce that the “F5 Operations Guide on F5 Local Traffic Manager (LTM) and Global Traffic Manager (GTM)” (v1.0) has been released.
We’re in Seattle at F5’s offices right by the water close to the beautiful Myrtle Edwards Park. We’re working with a diverse group from all over the country, technical trainers, network engineers, mentors, tech support and trouble shooters. Our shared task ... read more
Last week we finished the first fiction Book Sprint, “Nameless” was the name of the book produced in Abuja, Nigeria. One day after the Book Sprint ended a test print was run, and yesterday two thousand copies were printed. Starting ... read more
How can you spark a conversation among young people ahead of the 2015 national elections in Nigeria about the future they want? A group of eight Nigerian writers is working together this week on a common vision for their country ... read more
Today was the final day of the Book Sprint in New Jersey to produce the first handbook of the Understanding series: Understanding Power Purchase Agreements, to help demystify Purchase Power Agreements, the contracts for buying and selling energy. A first draft ... read more
A new inspiring Book Sprint started yesterday for USAID’s Commercial Law Development Program (CLDP) in New Jersey. A dedicated team of lawyers and specialists guided by the Book Sprints’ team are working hard to produce a practical guidebook towards understanding ... read more
[Update December 2019: For the second edition of Troubleshooting Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure guide sprinted in October 2019, see this blog post. The blog post below describes the Book Sprint of the first edition in 2014.] The 5-day Book Sprint at Cisco’s ... read more
Andres Vega brought the resources and team together for the Cisco ACI Book Sprint. Andres talks here about his experience at the end of 5 long days in the Book Sprint bubble.
Bryan Deaver on his experiences at the Cisco ACI Book Sprint.
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