For most of my career, I had a decent sense for answering two questions: how much work is ready to go, and how long is it going to take? I could look at a healthy backlog with a couple of weeks of estimated stories, do some math, and give a pretty good guess of what […] The post Human Habits…
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24 Jun
8 Jun
As a Junior Developer who is just starting out, I never really got to witness the world of Software design without virtual backlog management. I often hear about the boards filled with sticky notes as the backlog stand-in, but I always just assumed that since we don’t do it anymore, it must be inefficient and […] The post The Value…
25 Mar
Somewhere in your backlog is a ticket for a bug you already fixed. The user just didn’t know. Writing Release Notes Nobody Reads My software team recently took over the release notes process. Originally, we started with a long document that comprehensively covered each JIRA ticket, complete with a Figma link and sections like “How […] The post Release Notes…