As the authors of the Agile Manifesto said, “We are uncovering better ways…by doing it and helping others do it.” We’ve individually been practicing, writing about, and coaching others on user story splitting since at least 2005. Richard’s story splitting flowcharts have been downloaded hundreds of thousands of times. Working individually with clients, we found very similar patterns for what works
Traditional test-driven development can, at times, be cumbersome. You have to stop writing code in order to run your tests. Luckily, there are solutions, which provide the ability to automatically run your tests as you code. In this tutorial, you will learn how to use a Ruby gem, called watchr, to monitor your code and automatically run the appropriate tests whenever you save your work. Step 1: So
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