Distributed Software Development with Scrum and Social Coding
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1. The document discusses distributed software development using Scrum and social coding. It provides an overview of Intland's ALM platform codeBeamer which supports these methods. 2. Key aspects covered include Scrum vs V-model processes, using forks and pull requests in distributed version control systems like GIT to enable social coding, and demos of codeBeamer's features. 3. The presentation concludes with reminding attendees they can find more information on Intland's and codeBeamer's websites.
Distributed Software Development with Scrum and Social Coding
- 1. Overcoming Geographical and Cultural Distribution: Distributed Software Development with Scrum and Social Coding 12.07.2011 Michael Lukas, Janos Koppany © 2011 Intland Software 1
- 2. Agenda • Distributed Software Development @Intland • Live Demo • V-Model and Waterfall • Scrum & Kanban • Social Coding • Live Demo • Questions and Answers © 2011 Intland Software 2
- 3. Intland's History • 2002 - CodeBeamer 1.0 – for early adopters • 2003 – Collaboration extensions • 2008 – codeBeamer, Jolt Award, Sun, 100.000 users • 2011 – Cloud support (USDA) ea mer ALM + codeB Collaboration Integrations Prof. SCMs, Services Collaborative IDEs Source Code Tool Engineering Extensions Features © 2011I ntland Software 3
- 4. Intland’s Distributed Development © 2011 Intland Software 4
- 5. What is “codeBeamer”? • … an Application Lifecycle Management platform, supporting development teams to manage their processes from requirements to release. • … increases productivity, provides full traceability, improves and reduces costs by centralized management of processes, users and projects. • … offers collaboration and supports users to achieve an increase in efficiency of up to 50%. • … in practical use: a great collaboration solution! © 2011 Intland Software 5
- 6. Process Support Scrum, Kanban Waterfall, V-Process, Hybrid © 2011 Intland Software 6
- 7. codeBeamer’s Operational Areas • Project & Process Management • Distributed Software • Requirements Management Development • Change Management • Issue Tracking • Knowledge Management • Ticketing System • ITIL, SLA Management • Business Process Monitoring © 2011 Intland Software 7
- 8. V-Model V-Model © 2011 Intland Software 8
- 9. V-Model Key Elements: • Process Modules • Validation and Tracebility • Dependences between Modules • Tasks that have to be executed • Iteration Steps © 2010 Intland Software 9
- 10. Waterfall or V-Process in codeBeamer SW Requirements SW Validation cB Releases, cB WIKI WIKI, Baselines and Specification documents SW Design SW Integration cB CMDB Spec. + cB Reporting, cB Tracker Release Component Component Integrated tools: cB Projects Spec. Test HP QC, Hudson, build tools Code cB SCM GIT, eGIT, Gerrit, SVN © 2011 Intland Software 10
- 11. Scrum & Kanban Scrum & Kanban © 2011 Intland Software 11
- 12. Scrum Key Elements: • User Stories • Product Backlog • Sprints • Scrum Roles (Scrum Master, Product Owner, Team) © 2010 Intland Software 12
- 13. Scrum Wizard © 2011 Intland Software 13
- 14. Scrum vs. V-Model Scrum V-Model Advantages Disadvantages Advantages Disadvantages • Light weighted • No overview of the • Clear definition of • Less flexibility process/ project whole process project phases • No clear resource management • High communication • Complete overview disposition • Short iteration effort (daily Scrum) of the whole process • Long iteration cycles cycles, Sprints • Less architectural • Industries proven • Easy to learn overview © 2010 Intland Software 14
- 15. Combination of Scrum and V-Model in codeBeamer • In codeBeamer, the artecfacts of both methods are combined - in one project allowing to use the roles for Scrum and the defined roles in V-Model. User Stories, Requirements, CB Product Backlog, Sprint Plan, Tasks, Test SCM, Builds, Project Overview Release Kanban, V-Model In the release, all artifacts are Scrum combined, allowing a complete overview of Scrum working items as well as V-Model items. © 2010 Intland Software 15
- 16. Social Coding Social Coding © 2011 Intland Software 16
- 17. Centralized Work with Subversion, CVS, … Central repository © 2011 Intland Software 17
- 18. DVCS Central Shared Repository shared repository •Offline Work •Merge •Speed A Developer B Developer C Developer local local local © 2011 Intland Software 18
- 19. DVCS Central Shared + Private Repository repository shared repository •Offline Work •Merge •Speed A Developer B Developer C Developer local local local © 2011 Intland Software 19
- 20. DVCS Fork/Pull-Request Workflow Example Blessed repository © 2011 Intland Software 20
- 21. DVCS Fork/Pull-Request Workflow Example Fork creation A Developer B Developer Blessed public public repository © 2011 Intland Software 21
- 22. DVCS Fork/Pull-Request Workflow Example Creating a local clone A Developer B Developer Blessed public public repository A Developer B Developer Integration local local Manager(s) © 2011 Intland Software 22
- 23. DVCS Fork/Pull-Request Workflow Example Starting a Pull-request A Developer B Developer Blessed public public repository Checkin changes Pull-request A Developer B Developer Integration local local Manager(s) © 2011 Intland Software 23
- 24. DVCS Fork/Pull-Request Workflow Example Merging changes in blessed repositoriy A Developer B Developer Blessed public public repository Merge A Developer B Developer Integration local local Manager(s) © 2011 Intland Software 24
- 25. DVCS Fork/Pull-Request Workflow Example Share changes with the team A Developer B Developer Blessed public public repository A Developer B Developer Integration local local Manager © 2011 Intland Software 25
- 26. GIT Workflow with Forks and Pull Request Bless Repository Pull Request Fork Integration codeBeamer Server manager Bob Developer Remote Repository Fetch Push Bob Developer Local Repository © 2011 Intland Software 26
- 27. Live Demo Live Demo © 2011 Intland Software 27
- 28. Questions & Answers Questions and Answers © 2011 Intland Software 28
- 29. Thank you! Thank you for your attention! If you wish to have further information please visit our homepage: www.intland.com www.javaforge.com HgEclipse: http://www.javaforge.com/project/HGE codeBeamer Eclipse Studio: http://www.javaforge.com/project/CBES © 2010 Intland Software 29