I came across this classification of defects in a book called Total Quality Management for Software, Edited by Gordon Schulmeyer and James I McManus.
You might find it interesting.
A – Algorithm
B – Blunder
C – Cleanup
D – Data
E – Efficiency
F – Forgotten
G – Generalization
I – Interaction
L – Language
M – Mismatch
P – Portability
Q – Quality
R – Robustness
S – Surprise
T – Typo
This list is attributed to none other than David Knuth, when he analyzed the TeX project.
Can you help complete this list, by adding the missing alphabets from your experience?
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6 Responses
Very good information shared, Shivaram! Your timely guidelines helped us achieve more as a Scrum team
Thanks shivaram, Well articulated about the importance of agile, good points on transforming from traditional way to agile way.
Thanks Guru for your response and the nice comments.
Thanks Sowmya for your response. Glad you liked the information share.
Good points covered on agile practices and your experience
Thanks Guru and Raghu for your response. Thanks for the nice comments.