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Sprint Planning is a collaborative process that involves the entire Scrum team. The team can increase their chances of delivering high-quality, valuable software by focusing on the upcoming sprint and ensuring everyone is aligned.
In the actual Sprint Planning meeting, the following steps should be followed: Review the product backlog. The Development Team and Product Owner should review the product backlog to ensure everyone understands the priorities. The Development Team should ask clarifying questions and discuss any potential obstacles. Establish the Sprint Goal The Product Owner and Development Team […]
Dubai’ de yapılan Dünya Satranç Şampiyonluğu maçını Magnus Carlsen kazandı. Ben tüm maçları canlı olarak izledim. Carlsen’ in popülaritesi ve yaptığı yatırımların etkisi görüldü. Maçlar dünya çapında canlı yayınlandı. Ben chess24/youtube kanalında izledim. Yorumlar, yorumcular çok kaliteliydi. Kanalın yeni sahibinin Carlsen olmasının etkisini görmedim ya da farkedemedim. Özellikle Anish Giri ve Judit Polgar’ ın sohbetleri […]
The Sprint Planning meeting is a critical event in Scrum, a framework for Agile software development. The goal of the Meeting is to plan the upcoming sprint and define a plan to develop the work. The entire Scrum Team, including the Product Owner, the Scrum Master, and the Development Team, participate in the Meeting. Preparation […]
Functional programming is finally gaining more traction and becoming a mainstream approach in software development. It is a programming paradigm that emphasizes writing programs using “pure functions”, which are stateless functions that always return the same value when given the same input and produce no side effects. In functional programming, data is treated as immutable […]
Debezium is an open-source distributed platform for change data capture (CDC). It provides a scalable and reliable way to capture and stream changes from databases (such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB) to event streams in Apache Kafka. Debezium can track changes to data in real-time, making that data available for streaming and batch processing downstream. […]
The EXPLAIN command in MySQL is used to obtain information about how a SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statement will be executed. It provides information about the query execution plan and the estimated number of rows that will be examined for each table in the query. The data from EXPLAIN can help identify performance bottlenecks […]