Bücher von James Goodwill

Release planning has two phases: an exploration phase and a planning game phase. During the exploration phase, analysis is conducted and requirements are gathered in the form of user stories. As each user story is created, developers are asking if the user story is estimatable and testers are asking if the user story is testable. The user stories are also estimated in the exploration phase. If the user story is too big, it is split. If the user story is not estimatable, because the developers don't know how to estimate it, the user story is spiked. During the planning game phase, the customer prioritizes the user stories from 1 to n. The tracker will declare the number of story points that can be completed in the release. The customer will select user stories that do not exceed the number of story points declared by the tracker. If the user stories selected have enough business features to be valuable, then the project continues.

Learn the fundamental elements of the new Swift 3 programming language as applied to game development for new iOS 10. In Part 1 of this book, you'll start with a basic 2D game idea and build the game throughout the book introducing each SpriteKit topic as you add new functionality to the game.

Tomcat is the official Reference Implementation for the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages technologies, and is developed in an open and participatory environment and released under the Apache Software License. Tomcat is intended to be a collaboration of the best-of-breed developers from around the world. "e;Apache Jakarta-Tomcat"e; is designed as a comprehensive reference for professional Web application developers and administrators. This title is intended to help readers get up to speed on the latest Apache open source JSP/Server Container, Tomcat. James Goodwill's book provides a solid foundation, which will give the reader practical insight into all of the major features of the Tomcat web application container. Topics covered in this title range from basic installation and configuration to more advanced topics, such as security management and persistent sessions. Other aspects covered include integration with some of the more popular Apache Foundation projects, including the Apache Web Server, SOAP, Log4J, and Struts.