My detour for learning ASP.NET MVC is coming to an end. I cannot say that I fully know the framework, but I have a much better understanding of it now, and that will hopefully help me keep the tempo up.
I have a few things left (such as editing product backlog items) surrounding the product. But I will leave them for later. I am so long back to DDD that this project also aims to teach me.
The third item of my user stories is a biggie and it concerns Sprints – the main object of my domain model.
- As a user, I can create a sprint that represents a sprint in which some items of the product backlog are to be realized.
The sprint has a goal description and a start, stop, and demo date, and the team members with availability (in %), absent hours, and focus factor (in %).
The sprint also contains a sprint backlog which initially contains a sprint backlog item for each product backlog item selected.
The sprint backlog contains summarized values for total number of hours and story points.
I’ll start by making some simple tests to get to know the model. That’s probably what I have time for today.
Unleash the code-fingers!
OK – I’m getting quite used to not managing the things that I think I will… I have now TDD’ed all the parts of a sprint (Team Members, Actions, SprintBacklogItems, etc.) – but not the actual SprintObject. I’ll get to that next.
Very good progress today. Doing TDD is such a good way to “get to know” your objects. I would love to do it in pairs in a real project – or even in a group to get the whole team to know the core of the domain object.