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Great topic. Given the fact that we, developers (as humans), are terrible estimating in time tasks with a high degree of uncertainty (most cases in software dev
by romenrg 9y ago
Great topic. Given the fact that we, developers (as humans), are terrible estimating in time tasks with a high degree of uncertainty (most cases in software development), the most effective way I have found after many years in the field is using velocity (based on effort points) as a (project-dependant) predictor, while applying Scrum, as described in the following article in detail:
"Why Asking Developers for Time Estimates in Software Projects Is a Terrible Idea and How to Bypass It With Scrum":
http://www.romenrg.com/blog/2015/09/28/why-asking-developers-for-time-estimates-in-software-projects-is-a-terrible-idea-and-how-to-bypass-it-with-scrum/ http://www.romenrg.com/blog/2015/09/28/why-asking-developers...