A common behavior (process) that I’ve seen in several teams across multiple projects is that they have a common list of tasks that is applicable to most of their user stories. The general agreement on these teams (A.K.A. ‘ways of working’) is that this list of tasks is aligned with their ‘definition of done’; that is to say: if we, as a team, complete all these tasks in this list, then we have met our ‘definition of done’ which we have communicated and agreed upon with our entire team (including all the stake holders). [Read more…]
Configuring Visual Studio 2012 to work with GitHub
Step 1: Register at GitHub.com
In order to work with GitHub (accessing source code, forking, checking-in etc.) you would need an active user account with GitHub.
Registration is free.
Step 2: Install the “Git Source Control Provider” Visual Studio Extension [Read more…]