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A year and a half ago I wrote a post called My Gameplan for Starting a New Project from Scratch that just detailed my thoughts on starting up a new project. I was asked via email last week if I had any changes to that post. Yes, absolutely: Follow it...
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I'm starting at a new client in a couple weeks. Last time I did this I created My Gameplan for Starting a New Project . I think it mostly held up with a few exceptions, mostly around the quality of the upfront analysis leading into the initial story...
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Think about this for a minute, say your Noah, walking down the street, minding your own business, and a big voice booms out "Noah, I want you to build an Ark. When can you ship?" Here's the proper response -- "Right, what's an Ark...
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Yesterday my team was talking about how often the CruiseControl.Net build ran each day. The question arose, how often should we check in? For example, our team of four developers creates about 20 successful builds in a full day of coding and I think that...
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Continuing the " Getting Started " series. My team just finished our second week. Luckily enough we were able to get through release planning quickly and start Iteration #1 on Tuesday. CruiseControl.Net is up and running. I kept a list of the...
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Welcome to my stream of conscience series about topics that are popping up on a new team that's largely comprised of folks new to Agile practices. The "Build" Should Remove Project Friction Part of a full fledged Continuous Integration effort...
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I can see more of these little posts about setting up a project coming up, so I made a new category called " Starting a new Project ." My team discussed how we were going to organize the NUnit TestFixture code. We talked through the normal options...
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Continuing the saga of " getting a project going ," a couple little issues have come up I thought would be "sponge-worthy" "blog-worthy." Do you write Unit Tests for Private Methods? Emphatically, no! The private methods...
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In the vein of " getting started ," the question came up today about how to access shared binary tools like NUnit or NAnt. I'd say that the best practice is to have all the binary dependencies checked into your source control repository...
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I'm starting my new job today and kicking off a new project this week. The organization is relatively new and this is the beginning of their first .Net product. Other than some interesting integration needs with an existing backend, the project is...
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