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CHAPTER 9
CHAPTER 7
CHAPTER 8
Use a build tool to script building, packaging,
testing, and deploying your system
Most IDEs are already using a build tool
underneath. Get familiar with that tool,
and you can build on what the IDE already
does
Treat your build script like code and check
it into version control
There are different views of your system,
and you need to test them all
Testing has to account for success cases as
well as failure cases
Automate testing whenever possible
Use a continuous integration tool to
automate building and testing your code on
each commit
Write tests first, then code to make those
tests pass
Your tests should fail initially; then after
they pass you can refactor
Use mock objects to provide variations on
objects that you need for testing
Pay attention to your burn-down rate—
especially after the iteration ends
Iteration pacing is important—drop stories if
you need to keep it going
Don’t punish people for getting done early—
if their stuff works, let them use the extra
time to get ahead or learn something new
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techniques and principles
What did you learn in Chapter 10?
Write it down here.
Before you change a single line of code,
make sure it is controlled and buildable
When bugs hit code you don’t know, use a
spike test to estimate how long it will take
to fix them
Factor in your team’s confidence when
estimating the work remaining to fix bugs
Use tests to tell you when a bug is fixed
Critically evaluate any changes to your
process with real metrics
Formalize your deliverables if you need
to, but always know how it’s providing
value
Try hard to only change your process
between iterations
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