User Stories.mp4
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Agile User Stories form the basis for the Agile Project Plan. In this episode I show you what user stories are, characteristics of good ones, and collect the right ones for your project.
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Table of Contents:
00:00 - User Stories
00:14 - Going to cover
00:22 - User stories
00:39 - Double-click to edit
00:43 - Double-click to edit
00:49 - Double-click to edit
00:53 - Cost of change was very high
01:09 - Cost of change was very high
01:12 - Cost of change was very high
01:22 - Cost of change flattened
01:37 - Double-click to edit
01:40 - Double-click to edit
01:47 - Double-click to edit
01:53 - Speed
01:54 - Speed
01:55 - Speed
01:57 - Elements
of great User Stories.
02:01 - User stories go
end-to-end
02:09 - Beautiful screens
02:14 - or perfect business logic...
02:22 - or just the backend?
02:27 - None!
02:30 - By themselves - no value
02:39 - End-to-end
03:03 - Independent
03:20 - Negotiable
03:42 - Valuable
04:06 - Estimable
04:10 - Small
04:15 - Testable
04:24 - What about all the other stuff?
04:28 - These could be stories too!
04:31 - These are just guidelines
04:54 - These are just guidelines
04:58 - How to get them?
05:08 - Story gathering
workshops!
05:10 - Double-click to edit
05:27 - Extract stories from flowcharts
05:43 - Mock-Ups
05:53 - Stories can come
from anywhere!
05:55 - Double-click to edit
05:59 - Goal is overview of project
06:09 - Coming up next...
06:14 - Learn more
Пікірлер: 15
Why don't you write user stories describing the task? Like "As a Twitter user , I want to be able to login to be able to tweet"?
@AgileSamurai
7 жыл бұрын
Good question. I am not a fan of the As a Twitter user format because I find it's too much noise. The word "Login" has always been enough for me. I know why we need to login. And I would much rather track one or two word stories like that than all the other boiler plate. Makes it too hard to figure out what the story is and remove all the noise. But if you like that format go for it. I would rather have the conversation with my team though and drop all the extra words. Cheers
Nice job. Good voice. I would like to see more.
Thanks for this! Ive been looking for a good way to learn this. currently studying software development and this came up, Thank you again!!
I'm a Japanese company employee and I'm working on promoting Agile within our company. This video was very clear and I would like to put Japanese subtitles on it. Could you change the settings?
Great voice
Wow! Do you have a book? I need to buy your book. This tutorial made User Story simplistic and fun. Thanks a lot!
@doveuniverse2
7 жыл бұрын
Never mind I've seen it in the end of the video.
@doveuniverse2
7 жыл бұрын
...and I just bought your book. Awesome!!!
@AgileSamurai
7 жыл бұрын
Awesome! Thank you Doveline. All the best!
Subject matter is good. Delivery, just a wee fast for me. In other words, after listening, I am not able to retain much of what was heard. Just a little slower in the pace of the delivery would make it perfect.
@AgileSamurai
7 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the f/b Cecil. If you want to go through this and the other material at a slower pace. Be sure to check out the book. pragprog.com/book/jtrap/the-agile-samurai Cheers - Jonathan
@CecilDSouza
7 жыл бұрын
Thanks. I will because some times, you listen one and not much sinks in. Then when you listen again, you start to get it right. It's just that when the pace is a bit fast, you are aware why it takes a bigger effort to retain. It may not be the case for others.
@SamiFab
6 жыл бұрын
@Cecil D'Souza - Remember the video settings (the little wheel, bottom right, when you mouse over the video) allow you to slow down or speed up the video playback. What might be fast or slow to you may be the opposite to others. So the speed control is great to cater for everyone.
岳老师啊，这么快听不懂啊！！！MMP啊！！