From the conversations I've had, for most software teams, epic basically equals to a feature they are building. It's broken down to user stories and tasks. I'm curious to know if you use an Epic to represent something else within your software team?
Join discussionThe concept of a "Bug Fix Day" is to focus one day of software development on bugs fixing. It generally occurs once in a while, depending on the number of bugs to fix. This is how the Mozilla developers do. But some teams prefer to choose a day of t...
PTMPhil and 2 more commentedBecoming some kind of engineering lead or manager has its own set of new skills to master and problems to overcome. Suddenly you aren't a single contributor anymore. You are responsible for other people and the work of several peoples. What are the ...
CSAGCFrancisco and 4 more commentedFor those who aren't familiar with either of these, agile user stories are shorter and can contain multiple scenarios. As a user, I want to search Google, so that I can learn new things While Gherkin syntax looks like 👇 Feature: Google Searching A...
ORyosuke commentedProperly thorough testing of new code ideally requires data that is structured very like what the code will encounter in production. The easiest solution is to clone production data into dev and test tiers. Do you or don't you? One of the last things...
RMRamiro and 1 more commentedEvery year we publish the State of Software Development report. Our goal is to learn more about how tech companies hire, keep talents, manage software development (tools, methods), and measure performance. We use the survey data to publish a report, ...
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