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11.4 Agile concepts and techniques
Examples of the definition of ‘done’ and behaviour-driven development (taken from Table 11.2) are given below.
Definition of ‘done’:
- The user documentation is up to date.
- The customer has seen the product demonstrated and is happy that it has met their acceptance criteria.
- The product has been peer-reviewed.
- The support team has been notified of when it will be released.
- The product meets the organization’s accessibility standards.
The ‘given, when, then’ format used in BDD:
- Given Some initial context (the givens):
- given the account is in sufficient credit
- and the card is valid
- and the dispenser contains cash
- When An event occurs:
- when the customer requests cash
- Then Ensure some outcomes:
- then ensure the account is debited
- and ensure cash is dispensed
- and ensure the card is returned.
11.4.1 How to ...
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Create a definition of ‘done’ | Appendix H |
Create a definition of ‘ready’ | Section 25.6.1 |
Write acceptance criteria and user stories | Section 25.6.1 |
Identify outputs, outcomes and benefits | Section 9.4.2 |
Tailor any of the PRINCE2 management products | Chapter 23 |
Table 11.3 Relevant agile guidance for the Quality theme
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