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+ | Agile Estimating and Planning | ||
+ | * What makes a plan Agile? | ||
+ | ** Updated every iteration. | ||
+ | ** Backlog reviewed every iteration. | ||
+ | ** Detail plan only one iteration out. | ||
+ | * Planning for Eclipse Projects | ||
+ | ** Bugzilla as a Backlog | ||
+ | ** Every feature, bug, or work item must have a bugzilla entry. | ||
+ | ** Only assign work that is to be worked on. | ||
+ | * Iteration Reviews |
Revision as of 23:31, 8 March 2009
- agile applied to agile: you need to be agile with agile
- try out small changes to your process
- put in measures to detect failures early
crutique about things that slow you down
- lack of out-of-the-box CI support
- legacy code that gets in the way of doing design using doing TDD and mock-objects
on being 'agile with agile':
- if agile does not work for you then you need to change it
- there's no process, but there's still order in the percieved chaos
- the process is not the king, people are
- many forms of Agile, even RUP can be agile if done right
- working through the problems, not around it (1 day code freeze to stabilize things is not a solution, repetitive builds with tests that run every check in is)
- less fat in the UI -- better APIs in the core, that can be tested
Agile Estimating and Planning
- What makes a plan Agile?
- Updated every iteration.
- Backlog reviewed every iteration.
- Detail plan only one iteration out.
- Planning for Eclipse Projects
- Bugzilla as a Backlog
- Every feature, bug, or work item must have a bugzilla entry.
- Only assign work that is to be worked on.
- Iteration Reviews