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Week 2: Scheduling and Coordinating the Work

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 topics that came up this past week that I might...

Posted to Jeremy D. Miller -- The Shade Tree Developer (Weblog) by Jeremy D. Miller on 10-15-2006
More Tips for Getting Started with Agile

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 is an automated build script that can lay down...

Posted to Jeremy D. Miller -- The Shade Tree Developer (Weblog) by Jeremy D. Miller on 10-09-2006
Week 1 Questions: How do you organize your NUnit test code?

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 and pretty well decided to go down a very generic...

Posted to Jeremy D. Miller -- The Shade Tree Developer (Weblog) by Jeremy D. Miller on 10-07-2006
Check in all your binary dependencies into Source Control

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 and use those copies of the tools (operating systems...

Posted to Jeremy D. Miller -- The Shade Tree Developer (Weblog) by Jeremy D. Miller on 10-04-2006