Zero Bug Policy
summary
A Zero Bug Policy that treats every customer-facing failure as a bug and classifies reports as critical/bug/improvement so the product owner can prioritize. Small teams (3–9 developers) triage the backlog, interrupt ongoing work to fix important bugs quickly, and push fixes from a single deployable master branch. Reported results: faster visible fixes, higher product quality, fewer new bugs over time, and gradual adoption across three teams.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Merci
- 1:12Equipes
- 1:31Gestion des bugs
- 2:46Politique zéro bug
- 3:55Classification
- 4:09Problème critique
- 5:52Priorisation
- 6:31Comment commencer
- 7:25Niveau de qualité
- 9:10Pas facile
- 11:54Chez nous
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