Re: [epf-dev] Scrum: Scrum Kickoff Meeting

[Ricardo Balduino <balduino@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I'd like to be in the call too.
I'd suggest us to use the EPF Yahoo
calendar for keeping track of planned meetings:

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/eclipseprocessframework/

Cheers,

Ricardo Balduino
Senior Software Engineer

IBM Rational Software (www.ibm.com/rational)
Eclipse Process Framework (www.eclipse.org/epf)

"Lyndon Washington" <hoshposh@xxxxxxxxx>
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Great idea Per.

Okay, who is interested in a kickoff meeting starting next week at some
time?

Proposed starting agenda:
   * Review of current plugin
   * Establish some team norms (i.e. meeting schedule, collaboration
guidelines, etc). 
   * Initial thoughts on next steps.

Proposed goals:
   * I would like to walk away with a clear understanding of how I
can propose changes, get alignment on those changes, and then submit the
changes for review. 

I have a pretty flexible schedule, and this is important enough to maybe
trump other things I have planned.

Cheers,
-Lyndon-

On 4/13/07, Per Kroll <pkroll@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Lyndon, I would also suggest having weekly meetings or similar for more
indepth discussions.... Some things are hard to resolve through bugzilla
/ e-mail... 
Eclipse is a meritocracy, the one who does has the power... as long as
this is done in a transparent fashion. I think we have a lot of people
interested in the Scrum work, but I think we have been lacking critical
mass to really get the work going in a fully transparent fashion... So,
feel free to take on a leadership role... Other people that have shown
interest include Brian Lyons and Micahel Vizdos... and there are a number
of additional people that have shown an interest... 

Cheers 

Per Kroll
STSM, Manager Methods: RUP / RMC
Project Lead: Eclipse Process Framework
Rational Software, IBM Corp
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Thanks for the insight, and I will start using this list for those seeding
discussions.

Cheers,
-Lyndon-


On 4/13/07, Ricardo Balduino < balduino@xxxxxxxxxx
> wrote: 

Lyndon, this list is the right place to start :-) 

In a nutshell, the process is to use this list for any development discussions,
either for content or source code. You want to address specific bugs and
enhancements via Bugzilla, where discussion can happen and you can attach
any content/code for inclusion in the base. Committers discuss and move
things to CVS as appropriate. Today we have one placeholder for content
discussions in Bugzilla, so you may want put a prefix in the summary of
a bug such as "Scrum - ", so we know that applies to Scrum plug-in.
Same for the epf-dev list, you may want to put a prefix on the subject
line. 
If we have (hopefully) an exponential growth of plug-ins and discussions
around them, we can think of creating new discussion lists and components
in Bugzilla. 

An alternative we are experimenting now is leveraging the use of Wiki technology
to enable contribution and collaboration. You can find the Scrum (translated
from French to English) content available at: http://www.epfwiki.net

That being said, please raise a bug in Bugzilla and/or start interacting
with the Wiki, and let's discuss what you are proposing for the Scrum plug-in.

Quick answer to your question on where to add phases and activities: you
want to add those as capability patterns to assemble a delivery process.
Eventually you need to create or tweak an existing custom category to include
the delivery process, so it shows up on the treebrowser when you publish
the content. 

I invite others to chime in for more ideas on how the Scrum plug-in can
evolve. 

Ricardo Balduino
Senior Software Engineer

IBM Rational Software (www.ibm.com/rational
)
Eclipse Process Framework (www.eclipse.org/epf
)

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Greetings,

I have noticed that for the OpenUP content there appears to be some established
process in place to ensure that discussion about the different parts of
the methodology or process are raised and work is distributed. 

Are there such established practices for the Scrum plugin?  If not,
anyone interested in establishing them, even if it means taking the OpenUP
practices and using that as a starting point.

What do I have to discuss?  Well, I want to expand the content to
include the Scrum phases and activities.  Scrum phases are Plannin,
Staging, Developing and Releasing. 

Where would I add those in the method plugin?  Would I add new method
content (i.e. content packages, categories), or would I add it in the process
portion (i.e. delivery process or capability pattern)?

Many thanks, 
-Lyndon- 
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