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Demo - Mapping work versus time, with burndown charts

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Emily von Hoffmann
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152
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9
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English
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Summary

GitLab 9.1 introduces burndown charts to help software development teams manage their workflow more effectively, allowing them to track and visualize incomplete issues as they progress through project milestones. These charts display the number of issues left, along with their cumulative weight, over the remaining time before a deadline, aiding teams in anticipating obstacles and making timely decisions regarding resources or project scope. Frontend Lead Jacob Schatz highlights the utility of burndown charts in maintaining an overview of team progress while enabling engineers to self-manage and stay focused, as detailed in his webcast on managing the DevOps culture shift.

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