Sprint Ceremonies in LeSS
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In the beginning of the sprint, the first sprint planning 1 take place. It is a short meeting with team representatives and product owner to decide what the teams are going to work on the sprint. It…
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Definition of Done in LeSS
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Are we done? Kind of. Definition of Done (DoD) is an agreed set of items that must be finished before we can consider the user story is done.
Destructuring
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Many times, you may encounter use cases where you need to return more than one item from a function. One way that people usually do is to create a custom object or class that contains those items.
LeSS Agile?
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1. To solve a customer’s problem, not writing code 2. Need constant feedback (eg. testing, customer’s feedback) Waterfall methodology never work.
Team
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The team is formed at the own will. The aim is to form a self-organising team. Team will take over some of the responsibility from the manager. And responsibility comes with authority too. While duri…
Data class
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One of main motivation of Kotlin is to reduce repetitive coding. One that many of us have spent a significant amount of time and effort is the class mechanism. However, creating classes that primaril…
Kotlin overloading
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If you are coming from C++, this may be familiar to you. The term Overload refers to the name of a function with the same name, but different numbers of parameters.
When expression
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A large part of computer programming is performing an action when a pattern matches.