Sanne: Agile dev, chapter 2 week 2 #113
Description
- Collaborating: You can effectively work in a group:
- 🥚 You can work with your group mates to agree on a communication plan.
- 🥚 As a group you can define project constraints by discussing your strength's, weaknesses and context.
- 🥚 During development you can ask your group for help when you need it using the agreed channels of communication.-
- 🥚 During development you communicate any changes in your personal situation that will impact the group.
- 🥚 When the project is finished your group can write a retrospective including concrete steps to make sure the next project goes smoother.Planning:
- You can work in a group to plan a multi-page website written with HTML & CSS:
- 🥚 You can understand a web page's users by creating user personas.
- 🥚 You can work together to write a backlog of user stories for your personas, organized by priority (must, should, could)
- 🥚 You can work together to create a simple wireframe with pencil+paper and a basic drawing app like Excalidraw
- 🐣 You can work together to write a development strategy for must-have user stories.
- 🐣 You can work together to convert a development strategy into issues on a project board organized with labels and milestones.Developing:
- Once the project board is set up you can work with your group to develop the website:
- 🥚 You can claim a task and manage your progress using the project board columns.
- 🥚 Your group can use issues to discuss and agree on project changes once development has begun.
- 🥚 You can use the help-wanted label to ask for help, and to find issues that need your help.
- 🥚 You can manage a separate branch with your work for each issue task.
- 🥚 You can create a PR that passes CI checks when your task is finished, then assign someone to review it.
- 🐣 You can review a group member's PR and conduct a code review using the project's checklist.