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I’m happy to report that the final chapters of the agile requirements book are largely converging. It now appears as it might actually be finished someday. In the meantime, for those of you who have been interested in the topic of agile architecture, I’ve completed the next draft of Chapter 21 – Rearchitecting with Flow [...]
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In the last post, I described a system for estimating features that will be in my upcoming book. This post, prioritizing features, is that post’s evil twin. Together, it should be provide a reasonable strategy to estimate cost and schedule for a feature, and a systematic way to pick which features will deliver the highest [...]
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In various categories of this blog, we’ve described the role that Features play in defining system behavior at the program level of the Big Picture. In writing the upcoming agile requirements book, I needed to pull together various hints and tips I’ve provided on estimating features, into a more comprehensive view. This post is a [...]
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