Re: Agile Baby Steps

Neat. We didn't try to map stories 1-1 to use cases. Some of them are use 
case sized, but most are smaller - maybe a single flow among several, or a 
single requirement that was added or missed or changed. We're in a mode now 
of rolling out to more lines of business, so a lot of stories are like 
"make the coverage screen show a new product type".  Are your use cases 
maybe smaller than ours?

At 01:19 AM 6/12/03 -0500, you wrote:

>On Wed, Jun 11, 2003 at 07:57:49PM -0400, Jim Standley wrote:
> > BTW: How did the idea of someone turning stories into use cases work out?
>
>I know a group that adapted XP to their large organization/process culture.
>The story (promise of a conversation) mapped to the name of the use-case. 
>The details mapped to the body of the use-case and were used for 
>acceptance tests. The captured the use-cases in a tool like Bugzilla
>
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