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Thanks for the clarification and totally agree. I have seen project managers turn their gantt-chart sideways, have 1 hour standup meetings and call themselves Scrum Masters! So I k…

It's not just about critical bugs though. Those are "stop what you're doing and get on it". ANY bug that is not critical gets worked on next no matter what. So it's about all bugs …

I don't think the world has an agreed definition of a bug, or at least I've not seen it! I understand that the issue people have is with the wording of the zero-bug. As I've mentio…

FYI, I'm not a project management type. I've build numerous continuous delivery pipelines for enterprise clients and helped them deliver multiple features per week. I have current …

I like you're reasoning! There is no situation where zero latency actually means a latency of zero, whereas in the description I've provided there is a situation where you end up w…

Actually this is where you can be flexible with a specification. If the ticket was initially specified as embedding the fonts, then technically it's an implementation defect since …

As gshulegaard has mentioned, I think you're taking the name Zero-Bug to mean something different than what I intended. Zero-Bug does not mean writing software without defects - th…

It's not really a lie when you think about it. It's very true to its name. It's saying, after you've classified the bugs, you're not to do any other work until the bug list is clea…

You missed the part about making them the top priority after you reclassify them. After that, you are right, it's that simple. I even state that in the article that it's not compli…

Hey, this is the author. The article is not at all marketing our services. It contains a ton of links that are intended to help you adopt BDD and TDD practices. Tweets like this on…

Try this https://github.com/xolvio/Letterpress/tree/master/app/tests/... ES6 modules will change this approach somewhat, FYI

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