[Book report] The method of construction (eight)

Read the 15th chapter of the Law of construction today: the stability and release phase

Alpha: Refers to the first trial version that integrates the main features.

Beat: The function is basically complete, the stability is higher than the alpha version, the user can use in the small and medium range of actual work.

ZBB: A day's version of the previous record of the bug is resolved

RC: Release Candidate version

RTM: Final release version

RTW: Similar to RTM

Consultation Group

Each role representative of the software team formed a consultation group to handle every issue that affected the release of the product.

Decide which of the following actions to take for each bug:

1. Repair

2. Design this way

3. Do not repair

4. Postponement

Consultation on complex projects

The first step: Developers submit screaming consultation bug and modification plan

The second step: the meeting decides whether to agree to revise the plan

Step Three: Execute

What developers need to report is as follows:

What is 1.Bug?

2. What are the hazards and if not repaired, what are the consequences?

3. What are the workarounds for the user?

4. Have you experienced code review, partner testing?

Repair level:

1.Must: Must be repaired

2.More Info: Need more information

3.No: Not acceptable

4.Like: Possible, not necessarily fixed

When the project nears its end, make sure the threshold is getting higher. Today's must must be yesterday and the day before the severity of the no is high, so as to continuously improve the stability of the system.

Design Change DCR:

When submitting a DCR, select the task as the type of work piece and indicate the DCR in the title

In the DCR description text, explain: where the problem is, the impact of the problem, if not modified, what will be the consequences, several modifications, the pros and cons of various schemes and costs

For the DCR sequence, first consult all DCR and then sort by impact, cost, get a top-down list, follow the list according to the available resources

[Book report] The method of construction (eight)