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Agile

Story Points

Steps/Levels

Ten Levels:

1 > 2 > 3 > 4 > 5 > 6 > 7 > 8 > 9 > 10

Fibonacci Numbers

F(n) = F(n-1) + F(n-2)
Seed:
F0 = 0
F1 = 1

Points are based on Fibonacci Numbers:

1 > 3 > 5 > 8 > 13 > 21 > 34 > 55 > 89 > 144

  • Numbers 1, 2 were removed from Original Sequence:
    • F(2): Additional Number 1 were Removed due to Conflicting with 1st Step(Aka F(1))
    • F(3): Number 2 were Removed due to Closeness to Siblings
  • It's a Complete Sequence which means Points can be Merged Disgustingly to Construct New Points.
  • Has Same Natural Meaning for Complexity Increase of Points for Tasks: Each subsequent number is the sum of the previous two, which Means every Task with Higher Point is Complex as Two Tasks with Previous Points!

Choose Points: How hard is to Implement a Task?

  • Included Factors:

    1. Complexity
    2. Unknowns
    3. Effort
  • Non-Included Factors:

    1. Time
    2. Assignee

Ground Rules

  • F(6): Number 8 is the Common/Middle Point:
    • Everyone in a Cross-Functional Team can Do this!
    • Other Tasks Points are Calculated Compared to this Point.

Code Review

Checklist

  • Code
    • Does it Compile?
    • Can you spot any runtime errors just by looking at code?
    • Is the feature/bugfix complete?
    • Is this a good solution?
    • Does it introduce any security holes?
    • Is the code efficent?
    • Is it logically correct?
    • How does it affect the rest of the system?
    • Is it within scope?
    • Are there any code style issues?
    • Is the code readable?
    • Does it have good and enough documentation?
  • Automated testing
    • Does it need tests?
    • Does it have tests?
    • Are tests logically correct?
    • Are tests simple, easy to read and debug?
    • Are tests testing the right thing?
    • Are tests testing the edge cases?
  • Manual testing
    • Can you run the code?
    • Can you follow through several test scenarios?
    • Is the rest of the system looking/working fine?
    • Can you break it?
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