Agile Principles
This principle emphasizes delivering valuable software frequently, preferably in short cycles.
What is "Deliver working software frequently"?
This Agile framework follows a structured approach with time-boxed iterations called "sprints."
What is "Scrum"?
This Scrum role is responsible for maximizing product value and managing the backlog.
What is "Product Owner"?
This prioritized list contains features, bug fixes, and tasks for the development team.
What is "Product Backlog"?
Agile embraces this approach to solving problems through continuous refinement and feedback.
What is "Iterative development"?
This principle values face-to-face conversation as the most effective communication method.
The most efficient and effective method of conveying information to and within a development team is face-to-face conversation"?
This method divides work into small pieces and visualizes it using a board with columns like "To Do," "In Progress," and "Done."
What is "Kanban"?
The primary duty of this role is to remove obstacles and facilitate Agile team collaboration.
What is "Scrum Master"?
This artifact defines the work the team aims to complete within a sprint.
What is "Sprint Backlog"?
Agile teams use this type of feedback loop to improve workflows and outcomes.
What is "Continuous feedback"?
Agile welcomes this type of requirement, even late in development.
What is "Changing requirements"?
In Extreme Programming (XP), this practice encourages developers to write automated tests before coding.
What is "Test-driven development (TDD)"?
This group consists of cross-functional members working together to deliver product increments.
What is "The Development Team"?
A Scrum team demonstrates this Agile artifact at the end of a sprint.
What is "Increment"?
This core value highlights the importance of responding to change over following a fixed plan.
What is "Agile Manifesto principle of responding to change"?
This metric matters most when measuring progress in Agile development.
What is "Working software"?
This Agile methodology is scalable and used for large enterprises implementing Agile across multiple teams.
What is "SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework)"?
In Agile, this role represents the customers and stakeholders while ensuring requirements are met.
What is "Business Analyst"?
Agile teams use this visual representation to track progress during a sprint.
What is "Burndown Chart"?
Teams that practice this mindset focus on constant learning and self-reflection.
What is "Continuous improvement"?
Continuous attention to these two aspects enhances agility.
What are "Technical excellence and good design"?
Crystal, DSDM, and Lean Software Development are examples of this category of methodologies.
What are "Agile frameworks"?
This role often provides technical guidance and oversees development architecture.
What is "Software Architect"?
Daily stand-up meetings ensure visibility and transparency about progress and obstacles, following this artifact’s principle.
What is "Daily Scrum"?
This principle encourages small experiments and adjustments instead of rigid long-term planning.
What is "Adaptive planning"?