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Creating Your First Agile Project
1 Your Project needs a name {{ project.name.length }}/100
2 Your Project needs a description {{ project.description.length }}/300
3 It also needs some Agile Parameters for doing calculation ?
4 Your Project is...
How About its Complexity

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How About its Budget

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How About its Time or Deadline

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We calculate it by rough estimate, so it is not so accurate.
Would you like to increase its precision?
5 We will add or edit tasks on it. It will - of course - change estimates

DevPoint considers your declared Tasks` complexity to calculate time, cost and risk. Changing these complexities or adding tasks impact deliveries.

To do it, DevPoint uses three basic Complexity Types: inclusion-task (5 points); perfection-task (3 points); corrective-tasks (0 points) plus the custom-task (0-10 points) where the difficult level of doing it is considered.

Basically: new features weights 5 Complexity Points; adjusts for perfection costs 3; and bug fixes cost 0 (zero).

But, if you want to consider special business rules or mathematical unusual formulas, you can chose any from 0 to 10 Complexity Points.


Of course! Development Team can disagree with you about these weights, so after negotiation, Task`s Weight can be changed (changing estimates as a result of).


So, let`s start adding or removing some Tasks?

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  • Total............................... {{calculateTotalWeightPoints()}} Complexity Points
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Agile Parameters

  • Productivity - How many complexity points the team should delivery by day - Entenda que: mais programadores ou programadores melhores custam mais caro, ou seja, quanto menor a produtividade/dia, mais caro será o Projeto.
  • Cost per Complexity Point - How much will you pay for delivery - Entenda que: o custo por entrega é fixo, mas o custo final será uma projeção aritmética sobre total de tarefas. Considere ainda que o(s) programador(es) envolvido será remunerado por complexidade entregue.
  • Size - How many Tasks (like functions) your Project should considers - Entenda que: quanto maior o número de tarefas, maior será o prazo e maior será o custo. Considere aida que quanto mais tarefas forem adicionadas, melhor será seu Projeto.