Object Oriented Principles
This OO principle states that the object performing some action should be the one with the most amount of information needed to perform said action.
What is Information Expert?
This is when engineers vote on "points" to give a story, which determine the level of effort for that task.
What is Planning Poker?
This is a measurement of how easy and straight forward an application is to use.
What is simplicity?
This is where all the code is stored on Github.
This is the annotation that must go above every function that tests something.
What is @Test
This OO principle assigns responsibility to receive and coordinate a system operation to a class outside of the UI tier, thus ensuring separation between the UI tier and the other system tiers.
What is a controller?
This is a meeting between the end of a Sprint between engineers that determines what went well, what went wrong, and what to change for future sprints.
This is a measurement of how often similar elements are in the same place.
This is a git feature where users can deviate off of main's code, and begin working in their own space independent from main. Developers make one for each story.
What is a branch?
This is a percentage of how much of your code is checked by unit tests.
What is code coverage?
This OO principal refers to how connected two objects are, and therefore how much each module relies on others.
What is Coupling?
This is the stage a story is in on the Trello board when the story will be worked on in this sprint, but development hasn't been started yet.
What is the Sprint Backlog?
This is a measurement of how open the application is to a wide array of users.
What is accessibility?
This is created by a developer when they want their branch to be merged with main.
This is a model that shows how entities interact with each other in your problem statement without using any references to code.
What is a domain model?
This OO principle states that modules should only talk to their immediate friends, and never talk to "friends of friends."
What is the Law of Demeter?
What is Velocity?
This is a project management model where specialized tasks completed in one phase need to be reviewed and verified before continuing.
What is the Waterfall model?
This is done on pull requests, where other developers leave feedback on the engineers code and determine whether it can be merged or not.
What is a code review?
This is an illustration of how classes interact with each other, and what classes has what functionality.
What is a UML diagram?
This OO principle states that high-level modules should not depend on low-level modules. Both should depend on abstractions.
What is dependency inversion?
This is a meeting where the development team looks at each story, defined acceptance criteria, and estimates each story point.
What is "backlog refinement"
This is the name of a Agile system that's similar to SCRUM however Sprints are not used. Instead, developers pick off any story from the backlog.
What is Kanban?
This is the act of merging changes made to main with your current working branch.
What is back-merge?
This is a visual of one specific functionality in your program. (Usually a story).
What is a sequence diagram?