Developing User Stories in an XP Environment - Mobile Edition

Now you can experience the same great course through your mobile device as you do through your computer! Compatible with all smart devices, such as, iPhones, iPods, Palm, Blackberry and all other devices that support MP4 format. Please note, your device should have a minimum of 250mg of free memory available. Learn on your commute to or from the office, while you are waiting for your next appointment, or whenever you have a spare moment as our short module segments provide you with the flexibility to manage your learning according to your schedule. After purchasing this product from the InQuestra Store you will be given access to all the above mentioned formats and device resolutions. Course Summary: Unlike other methodologies, Agile methodologies and in particular Extreme Programming, commonly known as XP, have only been around for 10 years or less. Their principles are changing our industry’s collective thinking about developing application systems. However, all is not evolving as expected and struggles with discovering, defining and documenting User Stories are surfacing. Have you struggled with questions like these? How do I put User Stories in their proper context? How detailed should each User Story be? How do I write User Stories consistently? How do I determine the dependencies between User Stories? How do I deal with contradictory and ambiguous User Stories? What is the Extreme Programming Development Cycle? We’ll answer these questions as well as dispel some of the myths surfacing around Extreme Programming, introduce you to the Extreme Programming (XP) and Extreme Analysis (XA) development cycles and of course focus on the development of solid User Stories in an XP environment. This tutorial is intended for those who are relatively new to the User Story and Extreme Programming world and want to do it ‘right the first time’, or those who are experienced and want to pick up some tips and techniques before tackling their next XP project.