Introduction:
Agile is a flexible way of managing software projects by breaking them into smaller chunks called iterations or sprints.
Scrum is a popular Agile framework that helps teams:
• Work in sprints (usually 1–2 weeks)
• Hold daily stand-up meetings
• Focus on delivering small, usable features quickly
Key Scrum Roles:
• Product Owner: Decides what features are needed (manages backlog)
• Scrum Master: Ensures smooth team operation (like a coach)
• Team Members: Developers, designers, etc.
Best Practices:
• Keep user stories short and clear.
• Regularly update ticket statuses.
• Communicate actively using comments.
• Break down big tasks into smaller subtasks.<br />
What is Agile?
Agile is a software development methodology that promotes:
• Collaboration
• Continuous delivery
• Quick feedback
• Adaptability to change
Agile Principles in simple terms
• Deliver working software frequently
• Respond to change rather than follow rigid plans
• Work together with customers and teams
• Reflect often and improve continuously
What is Scrum?
Scrum is a lightweight Agile framework used to manage complex projects.
Scrum Roles:
Product Owner: Defines the vision, manages the backlog
Scrum Master: Coaches the team, removes blockers
Development Team: Builds the product (developers, designers, testers)
Scrum Events:
• Sprint (1–4 weeks): Time-boxed development cycle
• Daily Standup: Quick daily team meeting (~15 mins)
• Sprint Planning: Plan work for the sprint
• Sprint Review: Demo finished work
• Sprint Retrospective: Reflect and improve
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