How does a team make sure they don’t lose sight of “non-functional requirements”? Are user stories of any use to make infrastructure more visible in the product backlog? This video presents how teams attempted to resolve these concerns. Discover patterns and anti-patterns of non-functional requirements in an agile world. Video …
Linda Rising describes the costs of force fitting Industrial Age – read “plan-driven” – living into our now knowledge-based – “read agile” – world. Although choices at the personal level are best made by individuals, Linda offers specific suggestions for working in short cycles and the proper place for caffeine, …
Jens Østergaard gives an introduction to Scrum and talks about why is Scrum so hard. [youtube q3t8twm3aUk] Video producer: San Francisco Agile User Group Related Resources * Adaptive Project Management Using Scrum * Opening Communication within a Scrum Team * Scrum Roles – an Unsolvable Puzzle? * Mature Scrum at …
Maintainability of your code can be measured in many different ways. Jake Scruggs has combined several of the tools that measure you code into one Ruby Gem: metric_fu. [vimeo 11086970 480 270] Video producer
The “cup of coffee” metric examines if a developer can get up and get a cup of coffee once they commit code. After they’ve returned from their coffee break, the developer should have some feedback about whether their code was useful and if they need to start regression testing. Video …
Once considered radical, Agile approaches have become mainstream, with Scrum as the most well-known and most adopted of the Agile methods. For the last several years, Elisabeth Hendrickson has worked with a variety of Agile teams, some for whom agility came naturally and others who struggled with the transition. In …
