16. What is ADM? ADM is a modified Scrum/XP style of product development that is specific to Salesforce. It employs Scrum project management framework and adopts certain XP practices.
17. What is ADM? Re-factoring Self-organizing Predictable releases Transparent Ftest - Selenium Continuous integration Debt free Just-in-time Iterative Always Potentially Releasable Time-boxed User stories Agile Lean Early feedback Code Reviews Collective Code Ownership Self-correcting
48. Sprint Review User Story Doneness Checklist User documentation complete and checked in. All UI labels ready for localization vendors. Usability testing scheduled when necessary, and feedback incorporated into backlog. UE has reviewed any new features; P1 and P2 UI bugs fixed. Performance/scalability impact ascertained and sys testing scheduled if required. All resolved bugs verified and closed. 100% of test cases logged in QA Tracker and executed in a QA environment, and all P1/P2 cases passing. Code Coverage of 70% (or as agreed with team) No open P1 & P2 bugs No open regressions. Automated tests written and reviewed for all regressions. Code checked in and follows department standards. BT & Profile Perm Setup Page Handshake POC Done Criteria