The 3 C's Refresher - Cards, Conversations, and [...]
When I train agile teams – especially Scrum teams – I always bring up my experience as a developer starting with eXtreme Programming (at least my company’s [...]
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Category: Agile Practices
Timing “Acceptance” of Agile Requireme [...]
In a recent article on AgileConnection, Allan Kelly wrote the following about the timing of writing acceptance criteria (acceptance tests) for user stories: The Right [...]
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“Definition-of-Done”...1 More Time...
This update is from the STP conference I’m attending in Denver the week of November 3, 2014. Software Test Professionals is a conference mostly focused towards testing, so the [...]
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Definition-of-Done -- Are we there yet? par [...]
Learn more about Velocity Partners offshore software development company In the last post we explored three levels of my four level model for Done-ness Criteria. Now [...]
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Definition-of-Done -- Are we there yet? par [...]
Learn more about Velocity Partners offshore software development company Introduction There are several terms used for it within agile contexts. Sometimes you hear: Done Defini [...]
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I Just Want to be “Accepted”, part-2
In part one of this article, I set the stage for what basic acceptance tests should look like and how they help the “conversations” within your agile development [...]
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I Just Want to be “Accepted”, part-1
Learn more about Velocity Partners offshore software development company Have you heard of the “3’C’s” of User Stories? It’s a heuristic to remind storywriters of the [...]
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The "3 Amigos" in Agile Teams
Learn more about Velocity Partners offshore software development company I think it was George Dinwiddie that first coined the term “3 Amigos” in agile develo [...]
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