Git and GitHub
The Git command that grabs files from the remote repository and brings them to the local repository.
What is pull?
The SQL command used to retrieve specific data from a database.
What is select?
A short, time-boxed period during which a scrum team works to complete a certain amount of work.
What is sprint?
The process of removing unnecessary details to focus on the essential features of a system.
Visual models that represent structure and behavior of software systems.
The repository that doesn't see changes until a command is called to update changes.
What is remote repository?
The SQL command that combines data from multiple tables.
What is join?
The future costs considered when taking poor shortcuts that sacrifice quality.
What is technical debt?
The code principle that says don’t write functionality code for a feature on the off-chance you might need in the future (use the abbreviation)
What is YAGNI?
Dividing a software system into independent, reusable modules, each responsible for a specific functionality.
What is modularity?
The Git command that allows changes from the local repository to be updated in the remote one.
What is push?
The SQL command that removes data from a database.
What is delete?
The type of testing where stakeholders verify that a system meets both business and user needs before release.
What is acceptance?
The code principle that says code should be written as simple as possible (use the abbreviation).
What is KISS?
The UML diagram that illustrates a system’s behavior and interactions over time.
What is dynamic?
The git command that provides a snapshot of how a file looked at that time (can also include a message).
What is commit?
The key that uniquely identifies a row in a table.
What is primary?
The difference in information, perspectives, or mental models between group members.
What is intellectual distance?
The ability of a programming language to allow a single interface or method to operate on objects of different types, enabling multiple forms of behavior.
What is polymorphism?
Architecture pattern that organizes a system into layers with distinct responsibilities. Each layer provides services to the layer above it.
What is layered?
The area that shows what changes are going to be shown in the commit history when you commit them. Files can be added or removed from this area.
What is staging area?
The key that links data from one table to another table.
What is foreign?
The Agile role that encourages and coaches people.
What is scrum master?
The code principle that says a module/class should only be responsible for one component.
What is single responsibility?
The UML diagram that shows what a system is.
What is structural?