Chapter 2. Lean and Agile
“You’re a lean, mean, fighting machine!”
Bill Murray as John Winger in Stripes
The triad of Cathy the customer, Debbie the developer, and Tom the tester has its first meeting. Debbie describes the differences between traditional development and acceptance test-driven development (ATDD). It’s explained how ATDD fits into lean and agile.
The Triad and Its Units
Many books on agility refer to the developer team and the business team. Names often have a connotation. On a football field, two teams compete to see who can score more points and win the game. On a single football team, there is an offensive unit, a defensive unit, and a special teams unit. The offensive’s unit job is to score points. The defensive’s unit ...
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