![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh-N7pi2mXpfOZ6MLXpOCsy2Xdkf_CjkfYPSPK_CoIqo-XjZ-2Ew7cWnXOasCr7uORVIPR2kE8vOXWmOPt86C48M87M5GhjuuPs4qoOwyaQXIewRM4YGn5LhQMndVQUrwBHWgWmhcAA4VmP/s320/CrossDeliveryPencilDraft3.jpg)
Friday, July 31, 2015
Cross delivery
After the introduction of shorter release cycles, I noted a higher rate of bugs and features that had to be cross-delivered. Often this cross-delivery caused additional problems either because it happened on the wrong stream or it went forgotten. As a result old known bugs re-occurred in different streams.
I worked several hours on this cartoon and I prepared not less than 10 different drafts which I all abandoned because I was not happy with the characters I chose to represent the code pieces. l I finally decided to take that little triangle from Java. I kept a few of the drafts and decided to upload the last two of them so you can see how things develop.
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Labels:
bug,
cartoon,
code promotion,
comic,
cross delivery,
defect,
java,
programming,
software test,
stream,
testing
Thursday, July 2, 2015
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