Tag #feedback (32 Results)

Practices 29

H Home Office
Home office represents working from a person's residence for official business purposes.
I Icebreaker
An icebreaker is an activity or game designed to "break the ice" between attendees in a meeting.
R Retrospective
A retrospective is an opportunity for the team to inspect itself and create a plan for improvements to be included in the next Sprint.
S Smoke Testing
A Smoke Test is aimed to verify that the most important features of the product really work.
R Respectful Code Reviews
Code review helps you to improve the quality of software projects.
F Feedback
One essential aspect of any work is feedback.
T Test Cards
In a Lean Startup setting, it’s important for you to validate your business ideas before scaling them.
M Mentoring
Mentoring is a supportive learning relationship between a caring individual (mentor) and another individual (mentee).
C Code Review
A Code Review is a software quality assurance practice in which developers check each other’s code, usually before merging the code.
P Proper Bug Reporting
Bug reports are descriptions of bugs found by testers - they help to understand where the product lacks its functionality or performance.
Penetration Testing
Penetration Testing is a practice of testing a computer system, network or a web application to find flaws and potential security vulnerabilities.
S Staged Rollout
A Staged Rollout is a method of updating your application, while reaching only a certain percentage of users.
K Kanban
Kanban is an agile method similar to Scrum but it is less structured (no specific timeframe) and it is based on a list of items to do.
L Lean Canvas
Lean Canvas is a very useful visual planning method.
P Product Owner
Product Owner (PO) is responsible for maximizing the value of the product created by a Scrum Development Team.
W Waterfall
The Waterfall methodology is a linear project management approach where customer's requirements are collected at the beginning of the project.
O Operations Logbook
Operations Logbook allows you to collect, store, and share data in real time and dig your historical data easily.
D Design Thinking
Design Thinking involves developing design concepts that are user-centric by applying cognitive, strategic, and practical processes.
R Runbook
A Runbook (also referred to as a playbook) is a compilation of procedures and operations that describe how to run a computer system or network.
D Devops
DevOps is a set of practices that combines the work of two teams: software development (Dev) and information technology operations (Ops).
L Linting
Lint, or a Linter, is a very useful tool for automated analyzing of your source code to look for bugs and stylistic errors.
P Pilot Project
Pilot projects verify new functionalities or applications under real-time operating conditions implemented in a sample of clients.
C Clickable Prototype
A Clickable Prototype shows a visual representation of the user interface of a website or software application.
R Release Management
Release management is the process of going through the necessary steps to deploy a software build through different stages and environments; in preparation for its release.
F Fail Fast
Debugging can be very annoying.
P Pair Programming
Pair programming is a practice of two programmers working together on the same task at a single computer.
M MVP
The Minimum Viable Product (MVP) represents a concept from Lean Thinking that emphasizes the impact of learning in new product development.
D Documentation Testing
Documentation testing is a few processes of continuous feedback gathering and documentation improvements based on feedback.
S Scrum
Scrum is a framework focused on a productive and creative delivery of complex products with an emphasis on the highest possible value.

Problems 3

L Long Feedback Loops
Long Feedback Loops mean that the delay between actions and reactions increases and the team becomes frustrated and demotivated.
B Bad Product-Market Fit
Bad product-market fit means that the market does not want your product.
U Unhappy Clients
No matter how good you are at what you do, sooner or later you'll come across an unhappy client.