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Здравствуйте, В предыдущих постах я в общем и в деталях обрисовал тематику этого блога. Теперь, когда тематика выбрана, нужно бы начать оп... - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
David, I appreciate you for this blog entry. We worked with openended problem definitions also at the PSL in March - I somehow had the understanding, but not the understanding of the application! I thank you for that! /Carsten :-) - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
Simply amazing. Great Job, thanks! - Re: Debrief of Problem Solving Leadership class
I've written about our PSL on my blog as well: http://mdzlog.wordpr... - Re: Debrief of Problem Solving Leadership class
hi david, interesting post ... but i'm afraid the external links are broken? (firefox3 on osx) tim - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
OK, I've tried it as well now, thanks David! Here's my slightly extended version of this exercise: http://blog.crisp.se... - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
Great excercise! - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
Hi David, Wonderful and creative idea! And it worked out so well! Great way to teach people this important insight. I can just imagine being one of those ah-sayers :-) - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
I too may steal this exercise, but I will aggressively turn down the suggestion to use it without attribution. Over the last few days, I have seen several instances where people have done disservice to the community in at least one of three ways, and ... - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
I used your exercise and blogged about it. http://www.ryber.se/... - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
This is cool. I'd owe you the credits when I use it for my class. - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
Hi David, Trying this and sharing the results is a great act of leadership from you. I'll certainly use it. Best Regards, Markus - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
Steal with pride. I thought about creating an exercise like this for a course I am producing and you gave an excellent example. I will use the idea in the class I am giving in Estonia right now. It will be a good starting point for tomorrow. I will of ... - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
At the conclusion of our PSL experience, I found myself wondering what would happen with an exercise like this one. Thanks for trying it out and sharing the results with us! - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
I like it and will use it as soon as I can. It really captures the essence of 'over specification'. - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
I am so proud that I was in the vincinty that day when you invented this superb exercise. - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
I will really be honored if you want reuse my exercise as your own (and no need for referencing me). And if some of you actually do, what a nice result of 5 minutes of creativity for my part, and which in turn is an effect of several lifetimes of exper... - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
Brilliant :o) - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
David - I too attended PSL with Jerry, Johanna, and Esther.. back in 2007! It was an amazing experience, and I'm still integrating things I learned more than a year and a half later. Glad you enjoyed it too! Your exercise is quite wonderful. If you... - Re: An exercise based on my PSL experience:The power of open-ended requirements
David, what a great simulation--I love it. I think you've captured the difference between a user story (the not highly specified requirement) and functional/non-funct...