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The Iteration Planning Game focuses solely on programmers, encouraging self-management and accountability. In this approach, programmers break down stories into manageable tasks recorded on index cards. They estimate the completion time for each task in perfect programming days/hours and accept responsibility for their assignments. The planning occurs in three phases: Exploration (defining and committing to tasks), Commitment (volunteering for task responsibilities), and Steering (implementing tasks collaboratively through pair programming). Continuous progress tracking ensures successful iteration completion.
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The Iteration Planning Game • Players are just the programmers • No management • Stories are broken in tasks • Tasks are recorded on index cards • Programmers accept responsibility for tasks • Programmers estimate the time required for each task (perfect programming days/hours) • Programmers test and implement tasks using pair programming
Iteration Planning Phases • Exploration Phase • Write a task • Split/combine a task
Iteration Planning Phases • Commitment Phase • Accept a task • Programmer volunteers to accept responsibility for a task • Estimate a task • The programmer who has accepted responsibility for a task estimates the time required to complete it (usually in perfect days or perfect programming hours) • Set load factors • What percentage of the available time will you work on your tasks? • Balancing • Determine how well the available time matches the estimated task time for each individual – redistribute as necessary
Iteration Planning Phases • Steering Phase • Implement a task • Use pair programming • Use test-driven development • Record Progress • Keep track how much time has been spent on each task • Recovery • Reduce task scope of task/story • Remove non-essential tasks • Get more/better help • Ask customer to defer some stories
