Is it a good idea to schedule regular time to clean up code? [closed]
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How to start a development project when there are too many potential stakeholders
I’ve just taken on a new job at a college as (the sole) Web application developer.
Why is it so hard to get employees to update the issue tracker?
I’ve always had this struggle to get folks to update their issues, both at my company and at work. I’ve had a few cases when people actually do it from the goodness of their heart, but ~70% of the time I have to be chasing people down.
Scrum: What to do with epics once the stories are clear?
When working on a backlog, you define epics and break them down into user stories. Epics are estimated and kept on the backlog as epics until they become important enough to be planned into one of the next sprints.
Why do some big projects, like Git and Debian, only use a mailing list and not an issue tracker?
Bug tracker for any decent sized project seem like a bit of a no-brainer to me – it makes it really easy to organise hundreds or thousands issues, without issues colliding or getting mixed up.
How to measure team productivity? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Metric by which to hold developers accountable [duplicate] (11 answers) Closed 11 years ago. The upper management at our company has laid out a goal for our software team to be “15% more productive” over the next year. Measuring productivity in a software development environment is very subjective, but […]
How are effort estimations and duration estimations distinct?
How are effort estimations and duration estimations distinct?
How does the ETVDX model fit in with project management?
In a lecture, the lecturer described the following model :
What stage of development do activity network diagrams belong to?
Activity network diagrams are used to determine the forward and backward paths for a project, and consequently to determine the critical path or maximum time to development.
I’m already familiar with using work breakdown structures which break down functional requirements into necessary and sufficient deliverables, but I’m unsure of what stage of project planning activity network diagrams fit into.
Architecting related products for different markets: MEF?
Hopefully, this question is not too open-ended…