Agile Principles: Frequently Deliver Working Software
Deliver working software frequently, from a couple of weeks to a couple of months, with a preference to the shorter timescale. – Agile Principles
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A collection of 16 posts
Probability, Velocity and Re-Estimating User Stories
When working with user stories, story points and SCRUM, it is not uncommon to come to the end of a sprint and realize that a smaller story took longer to complete than a larger story. While this is an excellent...
Agile Principles: Iterate. Evaluate. Repeat
Welcome changing requirements, even late in development. Agile processes harness change for the customer’s competitive advantage.
Let Conversations Write Your Tests
This shift in thinking is due in part to Liz Keogh’s Step Away from the Tools and Dan North’s Who’s domain is it anyway?. Both of these got me thinking about how I’m using the term BDD (rather loosely) and...
Agile Principles: Deliver Early and Often, but Always Deliver Value
The Agile Manifesto describes twelve principles of agile software. In a series of twelve blog posts, I will explore each principle.