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Size Matters – Why You Should Prefer Small User Stories

June 22, 2010October 15, 2018 ~ Matthias Marschall ~ 4 Comments

If you have a lot of big user stories, your velocity will jump up and down wildly. This makes it extremely difficult to tell when a user story will be done. Breaking down your huge user stories into smaller ones will help you smooth the flow and give you a clearer picture. User Stories Start … Continue reading Size Matters – Why You Should Prefer Small User Stories

What have we done for you today?

May 4, 2010 ~ Dan Ackerson ~ 3 Comments

I'm a firm believer of release early and often. If there's more than 10 new commits in our code repository awaiting release, I start to get uncomfortable. Whether it's extra "inventory sitting on our shelves" instead of in your browser, or the uncertainty of "going live" with a bunch of new stuff and then running … Continue reading What have we done for you today?

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