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Kenneth Angelo Reyes

Software Engineer. Tech Blogger.

Sep 22, 2021

How To Break Down User Stories Into Smaller Tasks

In this post, I'll talk about my strategy for breaking down user stories into smaller tasks. What's a User Story? Before we start, let's define what user stories are. A user story is an informal, natural language description of a software system feat...

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Saheel Wagh

Refactoring my dev journey

Oct 4, 2021

Very underrated article. Anybody wanting to build any app should have this knowledge. Do keep writing about such topics

Thanks a lot Saheel Wagh!! Glad you liked my article. I have a couple of articles in the pipeline that are related to this topic. So, please stay tuned!

Kenneth Angelo Reyes

Software Engineer. Tech Blogger.

Oct 4, 2021

Osman Recai Ödemis

Developer / Consultant / AWS Community Builder

Sep 25, 2021

great article, in my experience breaking user stories into smaller tasks let me understanding the domain objects better as a dev

Kenneth Angelo Reyes

Software Engineer. Tech Blogger.

Sep 26, 2021

Glad you liked it!

And yes, this is one of the main reasons as well! There are some technical things/aspects that may not necessarily be "obvious" in user stories.