lect03

lect03, Wed 01/16

User Story Mapping, Continued

lab00 instructions

Make sure that you have a /team/NORMS.md file, with exactly that name.
- It really helps us a lot if you follow the naming conventions strictly, so NORMS.md, nor Norms.md or norms.md
- Reason: We can write a script that will iterate over all the repos and give us a link to each of your NORMS.md files.
- That helps us get through the assessment part (a necessary evil of higher ed) much more efficiently.
Make sure that each of your name.md files is actually down under ./team/ and not in the root directory of the repo
- Reason: the root directory of the repo is going to get really crowded with other things
- Reason: it helps us to have the files in the place we expect to find them (see assessment piece above.)
- We aren’t trying to be annoying or create busy work. We are trying to
  - help you learn to structure things according to convention
  - lead you through a set of exercises to increase the chances that you’ll build a successful team
Also:
- Start working in a NEW branch, such as chris-helloworld, taylor-joey-helloworld etc. on the Hello World for your app.
- Put it RIGHT in the ROOT of the directory, as if the project were the whole repo.
- Each student, as part of their individual grade for the course, will be required to be part of an individual or pair submission for this assignment.
- When it’s done, do a pull request.
- When they are all done, the team will decide which of the hello world’s it want to accept as the basis of starting the project.
- The deadline for this is TBA, but probably a week from Friday.

lab01 instructions

Tomorrow, you’ll be creating your Kanban board. Let’s go ahead and create it now.

Topic: User Story Mapping, Continued

Last time, we saw:

Part 1 (12:12) (Planning): https://youtu.be/IsuIZaqnIuU
Part 2 (10:15) (Using a Github Project Kanban Board): https://youtu.be/8U0FezxxMGU

Today, we’ll go through this:

Part 3 (16:28) (More User Stories and Issues): https://youtu.be/lIB0WJzgSs8

If you want to reference the slides from the videos, they are here:

From User Story Mapping to Kanban in Github, a presentation by Phill Conrad and John Cutler