Agile toolkit mo conf
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This document discusses an agile toolkit and development practices at eBuddy. It introduces the author, Niels Verdonk, as VP of Development at eBuddy. It provides overviews of scrum roles and artifacts. It discusses maintaining cohesion between onshore and offshore development teams. It promotes various agile practices like XP, lean, kanban, testing, and continuous integration. Test automation is emphasized as an important tool that pays off over time through faster feedback and bug fixing.
Agile toolkit mo conf
- 1. Copyright © eBuddy B.V. All rights reserved.August 25th, 2010AgileToolkit
- 2. AbouteBuddy has just been introduced by OnnoI ‘manage’ the development teamsA bit about me:15 yrs industry experienceDeveloper, Team Lead, Architect, ConsultantMoved to eBuddy to do product developmentPassionate aboutTechnology; Java, Design Patterns, Web & MobileAgile methods; Scrum, XP, CI, PP, TDD, LeanManagement styleLead by ExampleFacilitator, CoachNielsVerdonkVP Development eBuddy@nverdo
- 3. Scrum in a nutshell3RolesProduct OwnerScrum MasterTeam3 ArtifactsProduct BacklogSprint BacklogBurndown Chart3 CeremoniesThe PlanningDaily ScrumReview MeetingSMTeamPO
- 4. Development Team SizeIt motivates developers to have responsibilityIt works both ways; when we ask them to commitThey also want to be involved in the recruitment process
- 5. OffshoreWe want:Share the eBuddy team feelingFocus on Lean & Agile valuesRemain efficient & ImproveWe don’t want:Isolated teams (Us vs Them)Communication issues
- 6. AgileToolkit
- 8. Use your ToolkitContinuously try to improveMore efficient, less wasteDifferent problems require different toolsSome tools may not be right for youSometimes you need to look for new toolsTry something new
- 9. My Top 3 ToolsUnit TestingContinuous IntegrationTest Automation
- 11. Cost of Manual TestingStart of a project Only a few tests to runEasy to be done manuallyNot live / limited usersOver time this increasesManual testing takes too longProduct in production, a lot of people affected by bugs
- 12. Cost of Bugs
- 13. Test Automation – Do it!Preferable from the startSmall investment for each storyTests can be run often at no costFast feedback, quick fixesWe didn’t do it from the start It’s never too late to start!It’s not going to be easy, but will still pay back big time!Just start now! Start writing new tests with each new feature
- 14. AgileToolkitPut it in your Agile Toolkit!
- 15. Demo time?15
- 16. Q & A?16