Over the last few weeks, a group of Rally and HiveLive employees implemented our own Agile pair programming to put a new face on Agile Commons. Our goal was to make it easier for you to find your areas of interest, participate in the conversation, and ask questions of the Rally Support team or your Agile peers. In addition to a new look and feel, here are the key things you should know about this transition:

• In the new Discuss Agile area, you can take part in general community discussions about Agile development practices.
  
  
• Use the Ask Rally area to find Rally-specific Q&A, report a bug, or find out about the latest system status of Rally's on-demand Agile solutions.
  
  
• The Contribute to Rally area is where you can go beyond Rally's current offering to help develop our product roadmap by requesting a feature or giving feedback on product design.
  
  
• Finally, the Extend Rally area provides the resources for you to integrate with other commercial tools, or find a custom mashup.
  

Last but not least, if you're looking for the latest news on Agile development, visit the new Agile Blog. On the Agile Blog, Jean Tabaka, Rally's Agile Fellow, and Ryan Martens, Rally's founder and CTO will be running this blog and looking to balance advocacy and inquiry. Jean and Ryan will cover many topics, including addressing how Agile cuts costs and exploring the correlation between Agile and Lean.

The blog will be updated regularly, so please subscribe to new posts via either RSS feed or Email to keep up-to-date.

If you have any feedback on the new navigation or new look and feel, please contact us.

Best Results,

The Rally Team