1. Build Integrity In:
From Vision to Delivery
integrity (in-’te-gr&-tE) – an unimpaired condition :
soundness [free from flaw, defect, and decay]
by Chris Sterling

2. Teams spin their wheels working to
create quality software

3. Organizations must deal with the
hole created by low quality

4. The deeper the hole gets the harder
it is to get unstuck

5. There must be a way to get our
organization unstuck

6. Assuring integrity from the start
will get our organization moving

7. Keep our software free from flaw

8. Establish Clear Product Vision

9. Elevator Statement

10. Product Roadmap

11. Iteration Goals

12. Drive Features from User
Perspective

13. Know Your Users

14. Es0mates
User Story
Value • Card
• Conversa,on User Perspec0ve
• Confirma,on
And Focus
Domain Model, Incremental
System Metaphor, Delivery
Glossary of Terms The Right Define Finished
Conversa0on

15. The INVEST Model

16. Work with Product Team

17. Executable Specifications

18. Keep Our Software Free from
Defects

19. Develop Vertical Slices

20. Minimize Software Debt in Product

21. Definition of “Done”

22. Pair Programming

23. Capture Intent in ProgrammerTests

24. Appropriate Conversation

25. Drive Implementation from
Acceptance

26. Common Domain Model
Is Scrum
This or That?

27. Find defects as soon as possible

28. Test-Driven Development
Write Tests
Write Code
Refactor

29. Treat Programmer
Tests as Well as
Implementation
Code

30. Keep our software free from decay

31. Solicit Feedback Early and Often
I’ll know it
when I see it

32. Short Iterations

33. Capture Feedback

34. Emergent Design

35. Last Responsible Moment

36. Refactor Mercilessly

37. Need-Driven Design
OR

38. The System Always Runs

39. Continuous Integration

40. A Healthy Build

41. Push-Button Release

42. Can Building
Integrity In
keep us from
getting stuck in
a hole?

43. Overcome impacts to your
organization’s agility

44. Build Integrity into your software

45. As business changes our software
can change with it

46. Let’s get unstuck!