standard work in software development less 2011 11-01
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”We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.”
- Aristotle
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“Where there is no Standard there can be no Kaizen”- Taiichi Ohno
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OUR STANDARD WORK
“To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.”- Winston Churchill
Done
• Set label in source control, ask CM to build the code, inform test
• Set status Resolved in TFS on the work item• Update time spent• Set status Resolved in TFS for work package
From development/functional tests Code check-in
Code follows defined code standards and architecture Code review done Database project updated
Changes are documented
Run test cases All functional tests are green All automated tests are green For bugs
Run test in DST with tester
Document dependencies in specification document Update TFS
Document all changes in the description field Set State/Reason to Awaiting deployment /Fixed Create Label Set test lead as [assigned to]
Let CM know that code is ready to be deployed to test
From development/functional tests → Ready for deployment to System test
Code check-in Code follows defined code standards and architecture
Code review done Database project updated
Changes are documented
PEBBatch Script updated Run test cases
All functional tests are green All automated tests are green Run test in DST
Document dependencies in specification document Update TFS
Document all changes in the description field Set State/Reason tol Awaiting deployment /Fixed Create Label Set test lead as [assigned to]
Let CM know that code is ready to be deployed to test
Standard work inSoftware development
Be explicit and brief
Use a physical list
Describe what you are actually doing,not what you would like to do
Should be continuously updated, by the team
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