Agile - umbrella term for a set of frameworks and practices with 12 principals behind it, Waterfall - sequential approach where requirements are gathered at the beginning then a plan is created to accommodate them, Scrum - lightweight framework that helps generate value through adaptive solutions for complex problems, Estimation - a rough calculation of the value, number, quantity, or extent of something, User Story - high-level requirement, capturing who, what, and why in a simple, concise way, Acceptance Criteria - used to confirm when software is working as intended - definition of done, Product Backlog - list of new, changes, bug fixes, or other activities a team may deliver, Sprint - short timeframes which happen one after the other to maintain a steady project cadence, Sprint Planning - on the first day, the team discusses desired high-priority work and defines a goal, Daily Scrum - team inspection of progress, help needed, and to consider if still on track to meet goal, Sprint Review - team discusses what was completed, adopt backlog from feedback and optionally release completed functionality, Sprint Retrospective - team discusses what went right, areas for improvement, and make tangible plans for how to improve,

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