Hagamos un repaso de los conceptos aprendidos hasta aquí.
Achievable Development Plan
It is always important to align your goals with the Customer’s goals. Stay focused on your Customer’s requirements
Defining Iterations
It is important you define your Iterations with your team. Iterations should be short, about 30 work days, that way you can catch mistakes quickly.
VELOCITY-Productive time
A work period after which you get together with the customer, show her your work, and receive feedback.
Backlog
The backlog is actually just a big board on the wall of your office. You should use it to keep track of what work’s in the pipeline, what’s in progress, and what’s done.
Milestone 1.0
It is your FIRST MAJOR release, you show your Customer your working, functional Software and you expect to get paid for it
Break User Stories into tasks
Divide the work into smaller, achievable tasks. By Breaking User Stories into tasks, you add confidence to your Estimates and your plan Track your project from Inception to Completion, it is always smart to know exactly where you are and how you are doing.
Update your backlog
Your User Stories and tasks must be moving from the Pipeline to “in progress”, to “completed” all the time. It is important to update the backlog daily.
Standup Meetings
Small daily meetings you have with your team to inform others of your progress, general feelings, and difficulties.
Analyze and Design
Analyzing and designing your software, and pivoting when necessary, is going to be an integral part of the Software Development Process.
Modeling your Design
Once you know you need to adjust, remember you must adjust your Backlog, User Stories, and Estimates too
Estimación, planificación, diseño, organización, traqueo de las tareas y performance del equipo.
