Nice video. Without actual connection of User Story to Tasks it's really hard to track what's going on from sprint to sprint, especially if you work with the bigger team. If all tasks are resolved, there's no way for User Story to update itself as "Done", right?
Yes - they moved the Projects out of specific repositories and into organization or user accounts. So if you go to your organization page or personal home page, you'll see the Projects tab there where you can make them. And once the project has been created there, you can link it to your repository from within the repository's Projects tab... it's a stupid way of doing things... I'm sure they'll fix it eventually.
Are most of AGILE Github developpers working with this method ? Because it seems like a good standard. For example is the github Angular organized in this kind of manner ?
From my experience, there is a wide variety of practices in the workplace. Many use task boards and issues like this, although they may use more sophisticated/complicated tools like Jira to create them.
@@foobarstein3193 I don't think Jira or Rally are complicated tools. They are the proper tools for Agile or any Project management. GitHub is good for code management for sure but not a tool to manage a project. For example, if I need to see the progress of a specific task or need to take a snapshot of the entire project progress at any given time, I can't do that in Github easily
I would not. In GitHub, a user story can be associated with a particular milestone. You'd have to create Milestones (which are linked from a repository's Issues tab) and then when editing a particular user story, you could select one of the milestones you have created.
I'm showing what is now called a "Classic" project. GitHub has updated their interface and now by default does not use the Classic type, although there still is an option to do so in the Projects tab.
Thank you Mr Barstein this video has thought me a lot
Hi where do we register the Daily stands up and Retro meetings? Thank you!
Is there provision for entering story points and create epics and give a hierarchical view of epic and the taskss/stories/issues under the epic
Nice video. Without actual connection of User Story to Tasks it's really hard to track what's going on from sprint to sprint, especially if you work with the bigger team. If all tasks are resolved, there's no way for User Story to update itself as "Done", right?
I agree with you. This workflow is not ideal for that reason, but it is the best I've found with GitHub's tools so far.
Great explanation!
Thank you for the feedback!
Hi, nice practical demo, but I note github has changed the layout,.eg. I can't create a new label by clicking on it :( any ideas?
Yes - they moved the Projects out of specific repositories and into organization or user accounts. So if you go to your organization page or personal home page, you'll see the Projects tab there where you can make them. And once the project has been created there, you can link it to your repository from within the repository's Projects tab... it's a stupid way of doing things... I'm sure they'll fix it eventually.
Can you use task boards on iOS (iPad)?
Are most of AGILE Github developpers working with this method ? Because it seems like a good standard. For example is the github Angular organized in this kind of manner ?
From my experience, there is a wide variety of practices in the workplace. Many use task boards and issues like this, although they may use more sophisticated/complicated tools like Jira to create them.
@@foobarstein3193 I don't think Jira or Rally are complicated tools. They are the proper tools for Agile or any Project management. GitHub is good for code management for sure but not a tool to manage a project. For example, if I need to see the progress of a specific task or need to take a snapshot of the entire project progress at any given time, I can't do that in Github easily
Would you use the milestone as user stories?
I would not. In GitHub, a user story can be associated with a particular milestone. You'd have to create Milestones (which are linked from a repository's Issues tab) and then when editing a particular user story, you could select one of the milestones you have created.
@@foobarstein3193 I see, got it. Thanks for the response! And appreciate all you content.
how to add Add cards or user stories in board because it's not visible for me.
I'm showing what is now called a "Classic" project. GitHub has updated their interface and now by default does not use the Classic type, although there still is an option to do so in the Projects tab.
Thank you SIR.
You are welcome!
light mode is pain
turn down your brightness
@@foobarstein3193 Or just do a print screen, paste in paint, and invert colors.