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Do and Don't in Daily Scrum Meeting

Do Each active participant in the daily standup is supposed to share what they did yesterday and what they are doing today on work that progresses the work defined for the sprint. Others may certainly attend and listen. Don't Any detailed discussion,  revisions of requirements,  changing of priorities,  changing of the backlog or any other decisions are not to be made in the daily standup. NOTE - If the information shared in the daily standup warrant detailed discussion, changes or decisions, that should happen in a subsequent sit-down meeting  with relevant participants  in which the PO should probably be an active participant.

8 Benefits of Unit Testing

Programming with Confidence:  unit tests increase your confidence about the code you are developing because the tests will clearly show if the changes you made caused the failure of some part of your code. This way you can fix the code, run the tests again, and if all pass, you can continue to work with the confidence that everything is still working properly. Continuous Integration of Code:  unit testing ensures that the new features developed didn’t cause side effects on the code that was already working, so you have more confidence that the new features developed are working properly and also that they did not harm other parts of the software that previously had been already checked and perhaps even validated. Better confidence on the quality of your code:  with unit testing, you are not only  supposing  that your code is working, but instead you are  sure about it , because when all your tests are passing you know that your system is behaving exactly the way you expect it