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As a < type of user >, I want < some goal > so that < some reason >.
Fuking Scrum
I as a product_owner/analyst/developer/tester/user, I want to do a bpm detector so that i can detect BPM
OK but now serious
part of the job is actually in develop branch
from the point of the user:
The user can tap a button several times and then in a label the BPM should appear in a label
form the point of the implementation:
The logic takes the user input and should save a system clock timestamp in an array.
Then some time later, the app can calculate the average of the deltas between taps and then we can convert from nanoseconds (period) to beat per minute (frequency).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As detected while developing, we need to do the average with only a few timestamps (per example only 5 taps)
Another improvement can be add to the interface a feature to clean the array of timestamps.
As a < type of user >, I want < some goal > so that < some reason >.
Fuking Scrum
I as a product_owner/analyst/developer/tester/user, I want to do a bpm detector so that i can detect BPM
OK but now serious
part of the job is actually in develop branch
from the point of the user:
The user can tap a button several times and then in a label the BPM should appear in a label
form the point of the implementation:
The logic takes the user input and should save a system clock timestamp in an array.
Then some time later, the app can calculate the average of the deltas between taps and then we can convert from nanoseconds (period) to beat per minute (frequency).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: