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Are use cases just multiple user stories??
What are the benefits of using user stories over use cases.. and vice-versa... When to use one over other... Does all agile methodologies uses user stories??
Started by StackUnderflow on
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The typical syntax stories are not meant to be stand-alone, but meant to invite discussion of the story between ) were pretty lightweight, much as user ....
And Mike Cohn's User Stories Applied is well worth it.
Resource for that.
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Is there a good freeware / open-source tool to manage user stories in terms of capturing and tracking stories that are currently being developed?
Started by sduplooy on
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Nearly all of the free project tools for "agile" methodologies out there do model user stories "capturing stories" mean something else in your context, other than short pieces of prose?)
Have stories, todos and a virtual taskboard....
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While trying to apply agile principles to our development process, in particular scrum principles and XP-like user stories, we faced a problem about the architecture.
Maybe we are still too much linked to the architecture-centric development, however ...
Started by d3prok on
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There is no way that any Product Owner can sensibly .
Backlog SHOULD have system/development-stories, as long as it is sync'ed with the product owner's a backlog should not include developer stories.
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Hi,
I'm currently working on a productivity tool for Scrum teams and would like to know what is the average number of stories you see in a product backlogs at any particular time.
Just to clarify the number should not include completed stories or stories...
Started by ChrisInCambo on
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There's always 5 ± 2 stories in the official....
"or stories which 'might' be broken into multiple stories in the future."
What? That's half our backlog.
Just to clarify the number should not include completed stories"
Got that.
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Know any good stories that describe how a keyword or an operator got it's name?
For example, why is main() the starting point on so many programs? Or why is the pipe (|) used as an OR operator in some languages? Most are derived from older syntax, but...
Started by robDean on
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Pipes were probably chosen because whoever made.
I doubt the stories are interesting.
Something.
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There are several ways to do burn down charts in Scrum.
Some people suggest using the story points of unfinished stories left as your burn down charts in Scrum.
Pro : Only finished stories lower the chart
Contra : Chart doesn't move down in the beginning...
Started by Stephan Schmidt on
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Of course the task line can plummet without contributing to finishing stories backlog item (story) until he completes the backlog item the first stories he did belongs too - event, I prefer to have stories....
A jump in task hours).
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In a scrum team, how important is it to complete a single story before moving on?
Our scrum master is fairly dogmatic about bringing a single story to completion before moving on. I can see that development would appear to be more "controlled" in this...
Started by Ben Aston on
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The team im on....
This is a personal preference for me, if you've found very compelling reasons for multiple stories at a time and can demonstrate if they truly are self-governing.
Of context switching between multiple stories can be high.
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When should I use specs for Rails application and when Cucumber (former rspec-stories)? I know how both work and actively use specs, of course. But it still feels weird to use Cucumber. My current view on this, is that it's convenient to use Cucumber ...
Started by snitko on
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This is the "token for a conversation" use of stories, and would be valuable whether or not we implemented the ....
First, because the story form.
We have two main uses for Cucumber stories.
In a Story? as a starting point.
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I keep reading about Eclipse as an application framework (i.e. about Eclipse Rich Client Platform ). I am unable to find comprehensive list of success stories of Eclipse as an application framework (RCP) other than Eclipse as an IDE which is extremely...
Started by bhadra on
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It was not without it's hassles ( mostly the fact that the new interfaces you are supposed to use are not well documented much of the time ), ... .
My company was quite sucessful creating an aircraft mission planning system using the Eclipse RCP framework .
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We are starting to use a Scrum process for development. We have a nice stack of user stories now . I'm wondering though, once a user story is complete, tested and deployed do you do anything else with it? We're using little index cards right now, I'd ...
Started by David Thomas Garcia on
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I know it's a dirty word, but the user stories are part to go back over the user stories....
Another vote for keeping them.
Recycle a change for free.
PEZ is almost right.
Often times, similar-sounding stories occur across projects.
Points.
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