Scrum and Technical Practices : Branching
by Branching definition Creating a logical or physical copy of code within a version control system so that this copy might be changed in isolation. Branching …
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Scrum and Technical Practices : Version Control
Version Control definition Version control (also known as revision control or source control) is a category of processes and tools designed to keep track of …
Scrum and Technical Practices : Version Control, Branching, Merging and Standards
Version Control definition Version control (also known as revision control or source control) is a category of processes and tools designed to keep track of …
Scrum and Technical practices : Technical Debt
Technical Debt definition Technical Debt is the typically unpredictable overhead of maintaining the product, often caused by less than ideal design decisions, contributing to the …
Scrum and Technical Practices : Debt
Bug discovery purpose Bugs create Debt Debt types Incremental Debt : Caused by repeating the above without any work to reduce the debt Inadvertent debt: …
Scrum and Technical Practices : Bug Report
Bug Report purpose A bug report “should explain how exactly the product is broken.” Bug Report essentials There Key essential for every bug report are …
Scrum and Technical Practices
Scrum and Technical Practices While technical practices aren’t specifically included as a part of Scrum, the rapid pace of development using Scrum often requires that …
Scrum and Testing
Testing : There is no assigned Role (e.g. QA) who conducts the Test Cases, members of the Development Team are responsible for writing and executing …
Testing, bugs, debt and documentation
Testing : It is considered a good agile development practice to think through requirements before writing functional code. It helps to consider work in terms …