Organizing your time into user stories and tasks

I like his enthusiasm. Great class.

This is so true!!! 😃

I really like how Carlos explains

User stories into tasks
Adds confidence and accuracy to your estimates and your plan
Adds a level of detail

Estimates to track your project
From inception to completion

Update your backlog
The Backlog is an ordered list of everything that is known to be needed in the product

Columns
- Forecast: Stories planned to cover throughout the iteration
- To-Do: The ones that are next
- Doing: On Work
Done: Finished

I am learning also some new words in English, I think they are advanced, thanks Carlos

I really like this class 💚

Use estimates to track your project:

• This will add even more confidence to the plan that you give your customer.
• It’s always best to rely on the tasks estimates.

Test question: Is it important to update the Backlog?

excellent

Thanks 😊

Organizing your time into user stories and tasks User stories into tasks
Adds confidence and accuracy to your estimates and your plan
Adds a level of detail

Estimates to track your project
From inception to completion

Update your backlog
The Backlog is an ordered list of everything that is known to be needed in the product

Columns

• Forecast: Stories planned to cover throughout the iteration
• To-Do: The ones that are next
• Doing: On Work
  Done: Finished Break user stories into tasks:

It’s about how to divide user stories into individual tasks. (You’re adding confidence and accuracy)
How things and tasks have to be done.
Tasks really add another level of detail specific to the actual coding you’ll do for a user story.
Use estimates to track your project:
Track your project from inception to completion (Beginning to end)
This will add more confidence to the plan that you give to your customer.

I like his enthusiasm. Great class.

Great I like the way that you explain the topics. I love the way that you speak English.

Break user stories into tasks:

• It’s about how to divide user stories into individual tasks. (You’re adding confidence and accuracy)
• How things and tasks have to be done.
• Tasks really add another level of detail specific to the actual coding you’ll do for a user story.
  Use estimates to track your project:
• Track your project from inception to completion (Beginning to end)
• This will add more confidence to the plan that you give to your customer.

how to organize your tasks. understand how to break your user stories down into tasks, how to use estimates to track your project, and how to update your backlog.

how you’ll take very large user stories and sometimes have to break them down into individual tasks. When you break down user stories into tasks, you add confidence and accuracy to your estimates and your plan.

if you process your user stories by having those individual tasks, your final product will be great. So the tasks and those individual tasks really at another level of detail, specific to the actual coding you’ll be doing for a user story.

use estimates to track your project, track your project from start to finish Tells me exactly where I am, and that’s something you need to do with your estimating process. the fact that you have your user stories and that you have an accurate estimate will give you a better chance of being successful and also deliver your software when
your client is waiting for you.

Track your project fron inception to completion. 🏁

It’s very important to priorize the differente User Histori in task to complete each iteration.

Good class and good concepts.

You need convert user stories in task, this is a new level of detail.

Good example to describe or track your project: Google Maps!

The user stories is a salad, and the task are the individual ingredients of that salad.

I loved that analogy!

This words, tasks, requests, tests are very hard to pronunce for me jaja, I feel like an idiot sometimes jaja I’ll keep trying, someday I’ll get it

I would love my SM to speak as clearly as you ❤️

I really love this phrase:
“Clear and Constant Communication is KEY to effective Software Development, we can read emails and text messages, but not people’s minds.”

I really like your pedagogy.

Nice job

Break big projects into little pieces, that’s the best way to deal with them

A great tool for this is Trello.