Adapting your Software for Social Distancing by remote BDD with example mapping

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Adapting your Software for Social Distancing @kenny_baas by remote BDD with example mapping Photo by trail on Unsplash

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What are we going to do today? @kenny_baas ● State of software delivery ● Intro into BDD ● Dive into our domain by explaining Example Mapping ● Live Example Mapping for social distancing ● Questions Photo by trail on Unsplash

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6 @kenny_baas Feature Factory: When a software developer friend complained that he was “just sitting in the factory, cranking out features, and sending them down the line.” - John Cutler https://cutle.fish/blog/12-signs-youre-working-in-a-feature-factory

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@kenny_baas Culture of hand-oﬀs

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10 It is not the domain experts knowledge that goes to production, it is the assumption of the developers that goes to production - Alberto Brandolini @kenny_baas

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11 @kenny_baas Behaviour-Driven Development

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13 Stories help you ask the right questions about the context and reason for the request. The important part is not about the words on the card but the shared understanding developed in the team. - Seb Rose @kenny_baas https://cucumber.io/blog/bdd/user-stories-are-not-the-same-as-features/

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@kenny_baas Photo by Campaign Creators on Unsplash

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@kenny_baas Visual and Collaborative modelling Photo by Kaleidico on Unsplash

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Creating a shared sense of reality Photo by Matt Noble on Unsplash @kenny_baas

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19 @kenny_baas https://cucumber.io/blog/bdd/example-mapping-introduction/

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Visualise examples When working remote, use images from the web or prepare upfront. Photo by Rifqi Ali Ridho on Unsplash @kenny_baas

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Write down examples of Intention, not implementation Photo by You X Ventures on Unsplash @kenny_baas

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Start with a dedicated facilitator Photo by John Schnobrich on Unsplash @kenny_baas

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Let’s Collaborate! @kenny_baas Photo by trail on Unsplash

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Heuristics: @kenny_baas Photo by trail on Unsplash ● For remote, break and move for at least 2 minutes every 20 min. ● Everyone can write down Gherkin, then discuss with the team ● Always write down Gherkin, however you don’t need to automate them.

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Questions? @kenny_baas Photo by trail on Unsplash

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Heuristics: @kenny_baas Photo by trail on Unsplash ● Visualise examples ● Write down examples of intention, not implementation ● When working remote, prepare images or visualisations upfront ● Write down any future wishes on a red sticky ● For domain concepts use the white sticky ● Start with a dedicated facilitator ● Split business rule above three examples ● Use a maximum of 20 minutes per story ● Split the story on business rule ● For remote, break every 20 min at least 2 min for movement ● Everyone can formalise to Gherkin, then share with the team ● Always write down Gherkin, however you don’t need to automate them https://www.dddheuristics.com/example-mapping/