- We're practising Scrum seriously with certificated Scrum Master in our team.
- We put ownership in all products we build, so we value collaboration with customers for helping us understand each others.
- For projects management: We prefer Jira, Trello. But still very familiar with Teamworks, Basecamp...
- For communication: Skype and Slack (I think they're best-and-only choices)
- For source control: We use Git and prefer Github to Bitbucket or Gitlab.
- For team: Along with Scrum/Agile, we promote CleanCode and Pragmatic mindset. We're also customizing our own XP
As our first sprint, is primarily to have agreements with customers about:
- Project goal:
- Requirements
- Definition of DONE
- Workflow: Tools, Processes, Meetings.
Also setting up for:
- Project architecture
- Source control
- Infrastructure
- Server / 3rd-party services
- CI/CD (option)
- Extra (option) E.g: SSL(https), Documentation...
- Using a light version of Git-flow
- Follow Scrum guide with:
- Collaborating with customers in order to build clear and decent Product Backlog.
- Sprint planning for new increment.
- We have Daily Stand-up for catching-up and inspecting.
- Sprint Reviews and Restrospective for reviewing and improvement.
- Deliver with quality control:
- Code Reviews
- Code Analyzing (option) E.g CodeStyle, Mess Detector...
- Testing with manual and automation (option) processes
- Providers: Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Digital Ocean.
- Depends on project's requirement, we would have 2 options:
- Using CI/CD: Use 3rd-services e.g Jenkins, CircleCI... for integration and deployment continuously.
- Manual: Trigger deployment manually by automation script or SFTP.
- Either those 2 options, we're using git for delivering (except SFTP method)