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In anticipation of the release of these cards in decks, they share a few Agile in a Flash cards with you here.  \nThe Key to Better Software ............................................................................... 15  \nby Brian Tarbox  \nI’ve become convinced that the approach to quality taken by most companies is misguided and based on a flawed model. This is the reason why so many companies are having such trouble increasing the quality of the software they deliver.  \nBuilding Trust ........................................................................................................ 17  \nby Rachel Davies  \nWhen you’re coaching Agile teams, it’s essential to work on building trust from the get-go. Without trust, Agile simply doesn’t work. So how can we build trust on our teams so that Agile practices can take root?  \nThe First Robot   20  \nby Dan Wohlbruck  \nOn September 20, 1928, Eric, the first human-looking robot, opened the Exhibition of the Society of Model Engineers in London. The inventors were inspired to build Eric when the Duke of York was unable to attend the ceremony opening the Exhibition. Eric proved to be a simple, successful replacement for the Duke of York.  \nUp Front ..................................................................................................................... 1  \nby Michael Swaine  \nThis month we introduce a new column by Pragmatic Programmer Andy Hunt, titled “Guru Meditations.”  \nChoice Bits ................................................................................................................ 3  \nIn Philadelphia, you must buy a $300 license to blog. Meanwhile, Java is a restricted platform, Google is evil, Apple is a  \nmonopoly, Microsoft is the underdog, and jobs outsourced to India are being re-outsourced to unskilled Americans. We  \nnetted these and other amazing facts as we trolled the Twitterstream this month.  \nGuru Meditation ...................................................................................................... 6  \nby Andy Hunt  \nContext is everything, especially with agile methods.  \nThe Quiz ................................................................................................................... 22  \nby Michael Swaine  \nI was inspired by Jeff Langr and Tim Ottinger’s article on Agile in a Flash to come up with a card-based quiz.  \nCalendar ..................................................................................................................... 26  \nBrendan McAdams, author of the forthcoming MongoDB: A Quick Start Guide, will talk about “From MySQL to MongoDB,”  \n“Scala + Mongo for Java Developers who don’t know Scala,” and “Python Development with MongoDB” atthe MongoDB  \nConference in Boston this month. Also, the GNU Project turns 27. And other items for your calendar.  \nShady Illuminations .............................................................................................. 32  \nby John Shade  \nWhen I’m feeling more than usually insignificant, I remind myself of two things that give meaning to all our lives. I think of Schrödinger’s cat and anthropogenic global warming. But lately I’ve been finding both less comforting than I used to.  \nExcept where otherwise indicated, entire contents copyright © 2010 The Pragmatic Programmers.  \nFeel free to distribute this magazine (in whole, and for free) to anyone you want. 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