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[Spike 1hr] What technical problems do we need to fix from mobilefrontend - ENG
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Description

Description

Evaluate the accuracy of the statement: "Mobilefrontend is difficult to use and slows down development"

Acceptance criteria

  • Ping each engineer to identify the pain points of mobilefrontend in terms of difficulty, efficiency, and ease of building and maintaining features from their perspective (now in separate spikes)
  • Collect responses into a cohesive set of notes (a single document)
  • Schedule a meeting at the end of the sprint to review results and discuss

Results are in gdoc.

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ovasileva renamed this task from [Spike] What problems are we trying to solve - ENG to [Spike] What problems are we trying to solve with mobilefrontend - ENG.Feb 2 2017, 5:13 PM
โ€ข Jhernandez renamed this task from [Spike] What problems are we trying to solve with mobilefrontend - ENG to [Spike] What technical problems do we need to fix from mobilefrontend - ENG.Feb 2 2017, 5:15 PM
ovasileva renamed this task from [Spike] What technical problems do we need to fix from mobilefrontend - ENG to [Spike 7hrs] What technical problems do we need to fix from mobilefrontend - ENG.Feb 2 2017, 5:20 PM

Olga may break this into subtasks for each eng.

ovasileva renamed this task from [Spike 7hrs] What technical problems do we need to fix from mobilefrontend - ENG to [Spike 1hr] What technical problems do we need to fix from mobilefrontend - ENG.Feb 3 2017, 2:50 PM
ovasileva updated the task description. (Show Details)

I've combined the results so far (my, @phuedx's, and @Jdlrobson's) and edited the description (rather than pasting as a comment so that others can also edit). I should note that I didn't see solutions for the problems identified by @Jdlrobson. @Jdlrobson would you please edit the description and add your suggested solutions if you have them?

Still waiting on results from @pmiazga and @Jhernandez.

And lastly, although there was some overlap in the identified problems, I didn't try to categorize them as I didn't want to generalize something that didn't belong to a certain category.

@Jhernandez - I'm sending out a quick summary of the conversation from last week and next steps via email

that done, I think we're good to close.