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Tag Archives: XPlorations

User Story Examples

Posted on April 17, 2009 by Bill Wake

This is a sample set of user stories for a time management system. Continue reading User Story Examples→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged customer, stories, XPlorations

Coach Interview: Lisamarie Babik

Posted on March 17, 2009 by Bill Wake

Interview with coach Lisamarie Babik. Continue reading Coach Interview: Lisamarie Babik→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged coach, interview, XPlorations

Set-Based Concurrent Engineering

Posted on December 20, 2006 by Bill Wake

Set-based concurrent engineering: considering a solution as the intersection of a number of feasible parts, rather than iterating on a bunch of individual “point-based” solutions. Continue reading Set-Based Concurrent Engineering→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged design, lean, performance, XPlorations

Slicing Functionality: Alternate Paths

Posted on July 28, 2006 by Bill Wake

When you need to break up a big feature, you often have many choices about how to do so. Continue reading Slicing Functionality: Alternate Paths→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged stories, team, XPlorations

Sudoku Solver

Posted on July 10, 2006 by Bill Wake

Sudoku is a fairly well-known type of puzzle. Solving it turns out to be easier than I expected, but a somewhat odd example of test-driven development. Continue reading Sudoku Solver→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged programmer, tdd, XPlorations

Agile Project Management, XP Style

Posted on May 27, 2006 by Bill Wake

How do you plan the overall shape of a project in XP? This article summarizes planning with little reference to the programming aspects of XP. Continue reading Agile Project Management, XP Style→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged planning, team, XPlorations

Sufficient Completeness and Testing

Posted on April 12, 2006 by Bill Wake

One way to determine “sufficient completeness” suggests considering all sequences of calls that can take an object to a state. This enumeration suggests important test cases. Continue reading Sufficient Completeness and Testing→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged formal-methods, programmer, tdd, XPlorations

Twenty Ways to Split Stories

Posted on September 30, 2005 by Bill Wake

There are a number of dimensions along which you can split stories. Continue reading Twenty Ways to Split Stories→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged planning, stories, team, XPlorations

Agile ’05 Conference Report

Posted on August 23, 2005 by Bill Wake

Agile ’05 conference. Continue reading Agile ’05 Conference Report→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged charts, conference, layout, scrum, team, XPlorations

Review – Fit for Developing Software

Posted on July 8, 2005 by Bill Wake

Review of “Fit for Developing Software” by Mugridge and Cunningham. Continue reading Review – Fit for Developing Software→

Posted in xp123.com | Tagged atdd, reviews, team, XPlorations

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