How to Use Other CRUD Variants for User Story Composition
Introduction
If you have read my previous article, you already know how to use the CRUD method for user story composition. CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update, and Delete, and it helps you to identify the essential features that a user expects from a system.
The CRUD method is a simple and effective tool that many software developers use.
I first published this article in 2018, you can check it out here:
In this article, I will explore some alternative ways to use the CRUD method for user story composition. You will learn how to adapt the CRUD method to different types of projects and scenarios, and how to add more nuances and details to your user stories.
By the end of this article, you will have a better understanding of how to apply the CRUD method effectively and creatively.