Re: Multi-Part Stories?

"Joshua Kerievsky" <[email protected]> Wed, 26 Feb 2003 09:19:05 -0800
Newsgroups gmane.comp.programming.extreme-programming.adoption
Message-ID <022801c2ddbb$2ac7b870$0400a8c0@UNDERGROUND>
Jim asks:
> Any suggestions how to make stories that deliver something every
iteration,
> that can be honestly tracked?

Boundary is everything.  Sounds like the middleware and legacy teams are in
a different boundary.  Your observation that stories take too long to
complete because you have to cross boundaries is a good observation - if you
communicate this to management, perhaps they'll be receptive to the idea of
having someone from the middleware and legacy folks teams join your team,
either part-time or full-time.

One of our clients has Fortran programmers who are making the leap to C++.
They've joined C++ XP teams and must occasionally do some Fortran work to
complete a story.  It works well since the team doesn't have to cross
boundaries to get things done.

best regards
jk

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Joshua Kerievsky
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