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Rushabh Mehta
November 30, 2012
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ERPNext Open Day November 2012
Monthly review and moving towards Everyday Release (TM)
Rushabh Mehta
November 30, 2012
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@rushabh_mehta demo day november 2012
the problem • lots of feature development • < 10%
release
how to prioritize? solve the biggest first ?
but • features are dependent • fundamental change requires breakdown
of entire structure needs fix
and can’t be fixed! shiny new feature
lesson • features built in isolation • cannot be retrofitted
in a complex software
solution Everyday ReleaseTM Brand NEW!
approved by experts actually, no... Everyday Release TM
philosophy • build something that can be released every day
• release something every day small fix Everyday Release TM
anatomy of an Everyday ReleaseTM • problem: support ticket needs
review • merge support ticket replies into “Communication” Day 1
anatomy of an Everyday ReleaseTM • make a reply thread
widget in Javascript • add “Rich Text” editing in ticket Day 2
anatomy of an Everyday ReleaseTM • extend this to Lead
and Contact • add Email Signature and Incoming Email Details Day 3
anatomy of an Everyday ReleaseTM • Remove “Profile Settings” page
and make the Profile form editable. Day 4
shiny new feature the end.