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Practical Process Improvement (Part 4)
In the previous two posts (Part 2 and Part 3) I covered an ideal bug process and the metrics you gather from the process. In this post I’ll
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Practical Process Improvement (Part 3)
In the last post in this series I discussed the process involved around the first part of the ideal bug process. In this post I will finish up the rest of the process and metrics for handling bugs. Fixed,
Practical Process Improvement (Part 2)
In my last post I talked about why metrics are important and what the goals are in using metrics. In this post I’ll talk about the bug process. How does your team handle bugs, how can you gather metrics on
Practical Process Improvement (Part 1)
So, its been a while since I regularly posted but starting every week or two weeks I’ll be posting a bit on the topic of Process Improvement. Not from a high on the pulpit position but from the “how do I figure out what my problem is and, and more importantly, how do I solve it.”
Branching Strategies
I hope everyone had a happy new year and a safe holiday season. Now that I’m done with beginning of the year housekeeping I’m back to blogging. This is the second in a series of posts on branching strategies. Branch by Quality is the most complex and flexible branching strategy so this strategy
Branching Strategies
Any and all comments are welcome regarding this series of posts (okay, you can comment on other posts too). We woul appreciate any feedback pointing out alternatives to these strategies, whether they helped you or not and maybe your experiences dealing with branching strategies. This series of posts
How many Team Build types should I have for one solution?
How many Team Build scripts should you create? Basically, you should create one build script for each and every way you’d like to report on your data. For instance, you should have a build script for your Continuous Integration (CI) build, one for your daily build, one for a weekly build, and