• We suggest to use https://waffle.io/ to visualize this agile methodology
  • This gives you a Kanban method on top of all your stories/bugs/fr's/tickets/...

How to use Waffle

Waffle present the issues and pull requests from one or more Github repository

We use 5 columns to categorize our works:

waffle columns
Figure: waffle columns
  • Waffle can visualize stories, tasks, bugs/feature requests
  • Waffle's are attached to milestone projects
  • The same Waffle Kanban can visualize all mentioned categories above, use filters to select
  • Waffle also allows a user to see which tasks/stories are assigned to him over multiple repo's
  • For each Waffle linked to milestone we also link all relevant code repositories so we can use the same waffle to see progress on FR's & BUGS

Stories

  • NEW: Stories selected for milestone but no work started yet
  • PROGRESS: Stories which are being worked on
  • QUESTION: Stories which need feedback and need to be discussed
  • VALIDATION: When a story is done, the next step is to review it; this is a vey important step in our process
  • CLOSED: After review when the solution proposed is accepted, the story is closed

Tasks

  • NEW: Tasks not started yet
  • PROGRESS: When someone is working on a task, the task is known as in progress. By looking at that column we can track on what the team is focusing on at the moment
  • QUESTION: Task is unclear it needs attention
  • VALIDATION: optional, sometimes a task needs to be validated
  • CLOSED: Done

Bugs and feature requests

  • NEW: Unsorted bugs/fr
  • PROGRESS: Active people are working on it
  • QUESTION: Need feedback
  • VALIDATION: Being tested
  • CLOSED: Done

Example

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