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Which Frameworks/Tools can actually help you in Agile Development? The talk is about what problems you have to face during Agile Development and how software can help you or be a mischief.

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Frameworks:
supporters and mischiefmakers

Thursday, November 7, 13

David & Oliver

• David: davidtanzer.net, @dtanzer
• Oliver: source-knights.com, @sourceknights
• both independent software consultants
• both striving for simplicity in software development

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Thursday, November 7, 13

David & Oliver

Starting from greenfield

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Thursday, November 7, 13

Deﬁning Agile

Modern development framework take
away 80% of the job. Then they make
the remaining work ten times as hard.”
Johannes Brodwall
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Does the software do what it should do?
Who says what it should do?
Are the components implemented correctly?
Are my tests independent? Do they test isolated units?
Who deﬁnes my test cases?

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Testing

• Does the software do what it should do?
• Who says what it should do?
=> Speciﬁcation by Example, Agile Acceptance Testing

Pro
Cucumber, JBehave,
Jnario
Fitnesse

Maybe
Selenium,
Coded UI Tests

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Contra
JUnit,
Spring, Guice, CDI

Testing

• Are the components implemented correctly?
=> Unit Testing
Pro
JUnit

Maybe
Cucumber, Jnario

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Contra
Selenium

Testing

• Are my tests independent? Do they test isolated units?
=> Unit Testing
Pro
Mockito, JMock
Spring, Guice, CDI

Maybe
JUnit

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Contra
Mockito, JMock

• How can you ensure modularity and ﬂexibility?
• Which libraries do we need in what version?
• How do I get feedback about my code?

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Conﬁguration / Build

• How can you ensure modularity and ﬂexibility?

Pro
Spring, Guice, CDI
OSGi, Java EE, Fuse
Gradle

Maybe
JPA, Hibernate
Maven

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Contra
JDBC, DB
make, Ant

Conﬁguration / Build

• Which libraries do we need in what version?

Pro
Maven, Gradle

Maybe
Ivy

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Contra
Ant

Conﬁguration / Build / Test

• How do I get feedback about my code?

Pro
Sonar
Gerrit
Jenkins, Hudson,
Team City
Metrics Library

Maybe

Contra

(Bug Tracker)

(User)

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• How can I deploy my code to different environments?
• How can I manage those environments?

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Continuous deployment

• How can I deploy my code to different environments?
• How can I manage those environments?

Pro
Puppet, Chef
Vagrant

Maybe
Jenkins, Hudson
Shellscripts, Ant

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Contra
Copying

• How can I make sure that the database schema ﬁts my
software version?
• How can I migrate database data between versions?
• How can I conﬁgure databases for different environments?
• How can I provide test data?

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Conﬁguration / Data

• How can I make sure that the database schema ﬁts my
software version?
• How can I migrate database data between versions?
• How can I conﬁgure databases for different environments?
• How can I provide test data?
Pro
DB Maintain
Databene

Maybe
Lots of PL/SQL
scripts
Hibernate auto
migration

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Contra

Summary

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Unit Testing
Mocking Framework
Agile Acceptance Testing
Conﬁguration management
Dependency Injection
Build
Continuous Delivery
Continuous Integration
Code review
Version Control
Project management instruments
Micro frameworks?
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business@davidtanzer.net
Continuous improvement
oliver.szymanski@source-knights.com

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Agile framework Support

1. Frameworks: supporters and mischiefmakers Thursday, November 7, 13

2. David & Oliver • David: davidtanzer.net, @dtanzer • Oliver: source-knights.com, @sourceknights • both independent software consultants • both striving for simplicity in software development Copyright © 2010 Source-Knights.com Thursday, November 7, 13

4. Deﬁning Agile Modern development framework take away 80% of the job. Then they make the remaining work ten times as hard.” Johannes Brodwall Copyright © 2010 Source-Knights.com Thursday, November 7, 13

5. • • • • • Does the software do what it should do? Who says what it should do? Are the components implemented correctly? Are my tests independent? Do they test isolated units? Who deﬁnes my test cases? Copyright © 2010 Source-Knights.com Thursday, November 7, 13

6. Testing • Does the software do what it should do? • Who says what it should do? => Speciﬁcation by Example, Agile Acceptance Testing Pro Cucumber, JBehave, Jnario Fitnesse Maybe Selenium, Coded UI Tests Copyright © 2010 Source-Knights.com Thursday, November 7, 13 Contra JUnit, Spring, Guice, CDI

8. Testing • Are my tests independent? Do they test isolated units? => Unit Testing Pro Mockito, JMock Spring, Guice, CDI Maybe JUnit Copyright © 2010 Source-Knights.com Thursday, November 7, 13 Contra Mockito, JMock

10. Conﬁguration / Build • How can you ensure modularity and ﬂexibility? Pro Spring, Guice, CDI OSGi, Java EE, Fuse Gradle Maybe JPA, Hibernate Maven Copyright © 2010 Source-Knights.com Thursday, November 7, 13 Contra JDBC, DB make, Ant

12. Conﬁguration / Build / Test • How do I get feedback about my code? Pro Sonar Gerrit Jenkins, Hudson, Team City Metrics Library Maybe Contra (Bug Tracker) (User) Copyright © 2010 Source-Knights.com Thursday, November 7, 13

14. Continuous deployment • How can I deploy my code to different environments? • How can I manage those environments? Pro Puppet, Chef Vagrant Maybe Jenkins, Hudson Shellscripts, Ant Copyright © 2010 Source-Knights.com Thursday, November 7, 13 Contra Copying

15. • How can I make sure that the database schema ﬁts my software version? • How can I migrate database data between versions? • How can I conﬁgure databases for different environments? • How can I provide test data? Copyright © 2010 Source-Knights.com Thursday, November 7, 13

16. Configuration / Data • How can I make sure that the database schema fits my software version? • How can I migrate database data between versions? • How can I configure databases for different environments? • How can I provide test data? Pro DB Maintain Databene Maybe Lots of PL/SQL scripts Hibernate auto migration Copyright © 2010 Source-Knights.com Thursday, November 7, 13 Contra

17. Summary • • • • • • • • • • • • Unit Testing Mocking Framework Agile Acceptance Testing Conﬁguration management Dependency Injection Build Continuous Delivery Continuous Integration Code review Version Control Project management instruments Micro frameworks? Copyright © 2010 Source-Knights.com Thursday, November 7, 13

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