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How does a developer help in a successful release planning. The key attributes that a developer should have for a healthy backlog. I have tried to relate how Photography is closely linked to Agility and how a developer can learn a lot from a photographer's attributes.

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Healthy_Product_Backlog.eql?let_me_developer_break_down_tasks

1. Healthy_Product_backlog.eql? Let_me_developer_break_down_the_tasks Ankit Gupta Tata Consultancy Services octodex.github.com

2. What is a Healthy Backlog? Healthy Backlog is when you understand 90 % of words in your backlog octodex.github.com

3. Agenda • Agile developers should be like Photographers • Developer’s Attributes for Healthy Backlog • Developer’s role in sprint planning octodex.github.com

4. Agile developers should be like Photographers Curious Quick Experimental Updated Understand www.agiletour.com

5. Developer’s Attributes for Healthy Backlog • Careful estimations accounted with uncertainties • Market trends • Latest tools and techniques • POC’s and quality at every step octodex.github.com

6. Careful estimations accounted with uncertainties .facebook.com/ankit.yhpargotohp

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