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The document summarizes a meeting agenda for the Alex Swift emergency contact app development team. It discusses progress made in Sprints 1 and 2, including testing reports highlighting bugs addressed and remaining. It previews demos of new features and outlines plans for the next sprint, emphasizing improved requirements gathering to reduce bugs.
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A web developer with 1 year of experience seeks a position where they can apply their skills in C#, .NET, JavaScript, AngularJS, and Azure/AWS cloud technologies. They have experience building both front-end and back-end web applications as well as personal interests in new technologies like cloud computing, machine learning, and DevOps practices.
Dance move you
This document discusses different types of dance and movement as a form of communication. It provides links to videos of the Tango, Swing, and Salsa dances and poses the question "Who wants to dance?". The document suggests that dance is a performance art that involves intentionally selected sequences of human movement and that movement is fundamentally how humans communicate with each other.
Requirement gathering team
The document proposes introducing business analysts (BAs) and product owners (POs) to the development process to address issues with requirements definition and feature criteria. Developers previously defined their own ideas rather than following requirements, leading to bugs. BAs would define and manage requirements, simplifying them from bug reports and past projects. The PO would provide user-focused visions and stories for features to guide development. Introducing these roles in sprint planning would help ensure deliverables meet production needs and perspectives of all stakeholders.
Cobra presentation sprint 1
Alex Swift is a cloud-based emergency contact solution that allows users to store their emergency contacts and preferred methods of contact. In the event of an emergency, authorized individuals can access this information from the AlexSwift.com website or mobile apps. The project is led by a team that includes Jack, Tom, Nicky, Eric, and Vincent. The app uses technologies like MVC 5, AngularJS, Bootstrap, and Twilio to power its backend, frontend, and automated calling capabilities on both web and mobile platforms.
Online reputation team v
This document discusses ways for developers to improve their digital reputation, including blogging to improve writing skills, participating on sites like Stack Overflow and LinkedIn, hosting code on GitHub, and using code playgrounds. It also recommends creating a video resume to showcase skills. The document demonstrates how to create a static website using GitHub Pages and Jekyll, and concludes with a question and answer section.
Diamonds on Albert Website Project Presentation
This document summarizes a presentation for an e-commerce website project for a pawn broker shop called Diamonds on Albert. The presentation covers:
1. Introduction of the presenters and methodology used.
2. Details of the website design, photo editing, and testing.
3. Demonstration of the website, and future work including adding more product photos and payment integration.
Cobra Short update 2 11
The document provides an overview of Cobra's scrum process for their sprint ending on November 14th, 2016. It discusses their scrum team roles, how they manage backlogs and priorities, allocate resources, and track availability. The current sprint focuses on bugs, features for the profile page, and email registration. Tools used include Redmine for issue tracking, Slack for communication, and TFS for code check-ins.
Tom Dinh it6x11 a1 cultural approach to organizations
This document discusses cultural approaches to organizations. It covers Clifford Geertz's view that culture is what a group learns over time to solve survival problems, and Michael Pacanowsky's application of this view to organizations. Pacanowsky sees organizational culture as the residue of employee performances that constitute culture. The document also discusses using stories, designing and influencing culture, building culture through shared purposes and rituals, and cites references on organizational culture.
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Cobra presentation sprint 2
- 2. Agenda ● Introduction - (Jack) ● Sprint 1 & 2 ● Testing Report - (Hari & Nipunika) ● Demo - (Nicky & Eric) ● Next Sprint (Tom)
- 3. Introduction Alex Swift is cloud-based emergency contact solution In the event of an emergency, we can find out the emergency contacts and medium that were recorded in our database by the user. Aim to support emergency contacts phone numbers 24/7 alexswift.com
- 4. The Team - The oldest document dated back to early of May - ex-Team leaders: Helen, Aaron, Vince - Contributors : Andy Wang, Ty ly, Laura Yang, Lavesh,Garry Singh - Current team: Jack (TL),Tom (AL), Nicky, Eric, Vincent, Aakash, Simmy, Riyas - External team: Justin, Kumar, Craig (C), - Testing team: Hari , Nipunika, Nicky, Simm, Zero - Onboarding team: Ammie, Charlotte, Michael, Shiu, Savan
- 6. Sprint 1 ● Finish Pending Item ○ Login ○ Call Centre ○ Emergency Contact ○ Role Management ● Profile ● Bugs
- 7. Sprint 2 ● 10% Previous Bugs ● File Upload - Profile ● Reorganise Payment Gateway - Login ● Role Management ● Bugs fixing
- 8. Hari
- 9. Testing Report-Sprint 1 Test Status Count Total Test Cases Written 102 Test Cases Executed 102 Test Cases Passed 37 Test Cases Failed 65
- 10. Defect Status – Sprint 1 Defect Status Count Defects Logged 65 Defects Fixed 41 Defects Reopen 10
- 11. Nipunika
- 12. Testing Report-Sprint 2 Test Cases Count Total Test Cases Written 44 Test Cases Executed 44 Test Cases Passed 31 Test Cases Failed 13 Test Cases Identified for Automation 38 Test Cases Completed 29 Test Cases InProgress 9
- 13. Defect Status – Sprint 2 Defect Status Count Defects Logged 11 Defects Fixed 2 Defects Reopen 1
- 14. Nicky
- 15. Role Management
- 17. Eric
- 19. Tom
- 20. Requirement gathering team Reason: Repeating bugs due to developers don’t know requirements of each feature Benefit: support the team reduce bugs and save time to research on new feature =>Improve the progress How: BAs and POs will involving in Sprint planning and give notes on requirement, criteria and …for deliverables
- 21. New Features for Next Sprint ● Account setting page ● GeoFence Userlocation ● GeoFence UserProfile ● Role Management
- 22. Questions