Defining Ready and Done: Agile Essentials
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In Scrum and any other framework based on Agile approach, we need a clear and mutually agreed definition on what constitutes a Ready scope item to go into the development cycle and what criteria needs to be met to consider it Done.
The Definition of Ready defines the criteria that a specific user story has to meet before being considered for estimation or inclusion into a sprint, It is the checklist of what needs to be done to a product backlog item before the team can start implementing it in the next sprint.
At the end of the sprint, the team will invite the stakeholders to the sprint review to show them the completed user stories, these completed user stories should fulfill the Definition of Done, a checklist that defines when a user story is considered “done”.
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very simple explanation, easy to grasp and direct to the point without distractions
God knows why there are so less views on this video! This is simply the best video to understand the concept. Really commendable explanation .... crisp and clear! Keep the good work. Waiting for more videos
yeah exactly
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You are an amazing teacher - very basic and straightforward. Thank you, a six year old can follow through with this.
So nice to hear this. Thank you
I've watched many videos and urs explains DOR & DOD very well.
Hi, thank you so much for your clear explanation!! It´s great!
This video is so good, but very underrated in number of likes! Please like it guys, so we can find the best tutorials on RUclips, thanks!
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Best explanation I have ever seen.Short and simple.Thanks!
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I have seen so many videos and concept is always somehow not clear---------- I must say you have done amazing job on this your way of explaining is at another level !! Thanks again
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Thank you, explained really well with a practical example!
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pulling non- ready sprints causes problem in implementation cycle or development cycle. Please clarify
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what is difference between deinition of done and acceptance criterion
Thank you so much for the explanation about dod and DOR. Do you have any video talking about Peer Reviewing process ?
I don’t have any for the moment, but will add it in my backlog for a later video, thanks for watching 😊
When is DOD and AC is defined (I mean under which ceremony?)
I got it that it is a part of discussion during Retrospective.
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Great video! Kuddos
Very helpful
What document holds the definition of done?
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is DoR same for all stories?
Yes it is the same for all stories, both DOR and DOD are same for all stories but the acceptance criteria’s are different for each use story
Parabéns, ajudou muito!!
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