I am a die hard golfer and have been my entire adult life. My golf buddies and I are competitive to a fault. It is not just about who wins, but who has the best stats. I created this Google Sheet to make it easy for us to track our scoring statistics and thought I would share it with those of your are also passionate about golf and rubbing your success in your cohort’s face!
Overview
The Golf Stats Dashboard allows you to track scoring statistics for any number of golfers and any number of courses. It is not bound by an individual season allowing you to see your progress over time. …
UPDATE: I have since incorporated this feature into the EJQT. You can find the details here.
I have had a number of requests to allow the EJQT to automatically execute the selected query on a daily basis to make it more like a reporting tool. That is really the role of the LAD and LSAD tools which both have the automatic execution and I would prefer not to reinvent the wheel.
With that said there is a relatively easy way that you can add in the automatic execution yourself. Google Apps scripts uses what they call Triggers to allow scripts to handle various types of events. One of the event sources is time. Based on a schedule you can tell the Trigger to execute a function in the script. …
Just a few quick updates:
I have made a number of updates to the LSAD that make it easier to diagnose configuration issues as well as provided a work around for an issue with the Jira sprint field:
I published this article a couple of years ago on LinkedIn. Thought I would post it here as well…
When I see a Scrum team struggling one of the first places I look is the Product Owner (PO) role and more often than not I find the problem or at least part of it. Too often teams and organizations fail to understand just how critical the PO role is to the success of the team and the product.
The PO role is not an an administrative role it is a leadership role. While all the roles on a team are important the PO role is probably the most essential. Other than for very small or simple products or services the PO role is a full-time gig and not something that should be handled by a group or committee. …
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