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Incubaid Agile Development Process

Incubaid is a Belgian startup incubator with a proven track record of bringing innovative and exciting cloud infrastructure products to market.

The goal of this ebook is to describe a set of conventions on how a development process can work based on agile methodologies.

These ideas are opinionated but do result out of years trying to create good products and still maintain flexibility.

We invite everyone to contribute to this set of documents.

Please use the issue tracker to ask questions, post feedback, ask for improvements, report bugs, ...

Agile

Book

To build & edit yourself

  • Checkout this repository (git):

    git clone [email protected]:Incubaid/dev_process.git
    
  • Install Node.js:

    sudo apt-get update
    sudo apt-get install nodejs
    
  • Install the Node.js package manager:

    sudo apt-get install npm
    
  • Install GitBook:

    sudo npm install gitbook-cli -g
    
  • Go to the downloaded repository and do:

    apt-get install nodejs-legacy
    sudo gitbook install
    gitbook serve
    
  • You can also install the editor: https://www.gitbook.com/editor

  • To build the website to html:

    gitbook build .
    
  • To generate pdf's install https://calibre-ebook.com/download and then:

    export PATH=/Applications/calibre.app/Contents/MacOS:$PATH
    gitbook pdf .
    

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