User stories. Flexible software development
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The book "User Stories: Flexible Development of the Mike Kona software, which was eagerly awaited by the community of supporters of flexible software development methodologies, describes the process of preparing requirements for the system being developed, which allows saving time, eliminates the need for alterations and leads to the creation of more Perfect programs. The best way to create software that fully satisfies user needs is to start with user stories. These are simple, understandable and brief descriptions of functionality, which is of business value for real users. The book provides detailed recommendations regarding how to write user stories and include them in the life cycles of project development. You will learn what good user stories are and what makes stories bad. You will get acquainted with the practical methods of collecting stories that allow you to achieve good results even when there is no possibility of direct communication with users. The author demonstrates how to systematize prepared user stories, establish priorities for them and effectively use to solve the problems of planning, developing and testing software.
Modeling user roles.
Story collection: user survey, questionnaire, observation, collection.
Work with managers, instructors, sellers and other representatives of users.
Writing user stories for acceptance testing.
The use of stories for the ranking of tasks, drawing up work schedules and assessment of labor costs.
At the end of each chapter, a list of control questions and exercises for self -testing is given.
The book will be useful to developers, testers, analysts and project managers using any flexible software methodology: XP, Scrum ...
and even your own flexible approach.
Mike Kon is one of the founders of the non -profit organization Agile Alliance and the head of one of its programs - Articles Program. It has been programming professionally since 1984, and the beginning of his activities as a manager of software project development dates back to 1988, and the list of his customers includes such well -known companies as Fidelity Investments, Viacom, Procter & Gamble, NBC and Citibank. Currently, Mike is a vice president of software development at FAST 401K, which provides services for maintenance of private pension accounts in the United States. The author of a number of books on various programming issues
Modeling user roles.
Story collection: user survey, questionnaire, observation, collection.
Work with managers, instructors, sellers and other representatives of users.
Writing user stories for acceptance testing.
The use of stories for the ranking of tasks, drawing up work schedules and assessment of labor costs.
At the end of each chapter, a list of control questions and exercises for self -testing is given.
The book will be useful to developers, testers, analysts and project managers using any flexible software methodology: XP, Scrum ...
and even your own flexible approach.
Mike Kon is one of the founders of the non -profit organization Agile Alliance and the head of one of its programs - Articles Program. It has been programming professionally since 1984, and the beginning of his activities as a manager of software project development dates back to 1988, and the list of his customers includes such well -known companies as Fidelity Investments, Viacom, Procter & Gamble, NBC and Citibank. Currently, Mike is a vice president of software development at FAST 401K, which provides services for maintenance of private pension accounts in the United States. The author of a number of books on various programming issues
Author:
Author:Kon Mike
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-90714-32-6
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