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Build quality in every line of code produced
There is one thing in common with a lot of software development companies, or companies that have a software development unit. That’s the system labeled with the monstrous name “Legacy”.
So what’s in it, really?
Is your software change tolerant? Is your software easy to adapt to changes proposed by the business, or the tech department itself? Are you software’s modules independent and enable change? Does your software enable quick releases?
If you were nodding your head negatively about all of the above mentioned questions, then… I am really sorry but you’re dealing with Legacy software.
There’s something else that makes the system Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Lean, UnitTests, build quality in, development, testing
Tagged Agile, LEAN, legacy software, quality, testing, unit testing
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Pair Programming Matrix / Board
Pair Programming Matrix is a tool that helps the team to visualize the Pair Programming procedure. It shows who worked with whom, and who has not worked with anyone else at all.
Set up a board, that has a matrix with team Continue reading
Posted in Agile, SCRUM, development, pair programming, programming style
Tagged Agile, LEAN, pair programming, pair programming matrix, SCRUM
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