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Be Ready, Be Done: The Art of Slicing User Stories

Talkat Agile India 2017 · 2017-03-05..03-12· [frontend-architecture, testing]
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Advocates splitting epics into vertical slices that deliver testable, end‑to‑end value rather than horizontal layers; presents nine concrete patterns (workflow steps, operations, data boundaries, enhance, ad hoc major effort, zero one many, etc.), applies INVEST and the Three C's, and uses example mapping plus spikes to turn business rules into unambiguous acceptance criteria and automated scenarios (Cucumber/Gherkin). Uses the 80/20 rule and a zone‑of‑control framing to prioritize. Teams report these tactics reliably move stories to Ready and Done.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 6:01The 3 C's of a User Story
  3. 15:39Slicing Vertically
  4. 17:24WORKFLOW STEPS
  5. 20:34OPERATIONS
  6. 23:49DATA BOUNDARIES
  7. 25:56SIMPLE FIRST, THEN ENHANCE
  8. 27:40MAJOR EFFORT
  9. 29:31ZERO, ONE, MANY
  10. 31:02RULES & EXAMPLES
  11. 35:11SPIKES
  12. 37:09Zone of Control & Sphere of Influence
  13. 46:36References
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