Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of 2012-10-26_EOS26


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2012-10-26T20:56:59+02:00 (12 years ago)
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Morris Swertz
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  • 2012-10-26_EOS26

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     1= Sprint 26 =
     2
     3Thanks all for the great sprint.
     4
     5Keep
     6* code review using the pull request method
     7* consistent code styling
     8* pair programming!
     9* beers at end of sprint
     10* cobertura, unit tests, findbugs to more rapidly check if changes don't break code
     11* very regular email conversations on issues and progress
     12
     13Try
     14* shorter end-of-sprint
     15* 'how to demo' should be more precice
     16* document requirements in seperate doc (in code base)
     17* code quality (tests!) and maintainability (i.e. refactor for understandability; add docs, etc)
     18* learn to say 'no', and invest in training
     19* be explicit to each other: if you don't agree/understand say so (e.g in pull requests)
     20* switch workplaces if this benefits the sprint
     21* be more consise during standup: 2 mins per person: done, todo, blockers
     22* interupt people if scrums take to long; schedule meetings afterwards if needed
     23* during pull request check if javadoc (explaining why/how big functions) and understandeable
     24* reply to questions via entry on wiki
     25* firefighting budget???
     26* if person is not in office; should report to scrum master before time
     27* scrum should start on time!!!
     28* pair programming meetings should start on time!!!
     29* allocate a story to fix bugs reported in git
     30* allocate a story to increase test coverage
     31* all new code should have tests attached
     32* developers mailing list
     33
     34Stop
     35* put more points than needed!
     36* removing people from sprints; people should always be part of sprint
     37
     38Other
     39* data migration between data model versions
     40* SOP how to go from test -> production
     41* How to deal with uncertainty