CEREMONIES
The short cycle iterations which result in a complete component or product.
What are Sprints?
The most efficient and effective method of conveying information to and within a development team.
What is face-to-face communication or collaboration?
People who prioritize the Sprint Backlog, estimate the effort, develop and test software, and identify impediments.
What is the Scrum Team?
Uses a specific set of managerial principles that the Japanese manufacturers developed during 20th century so that efficiency & value can be assured in production.
What is LEAN?
A spike with the current architecture, technology or set of best practices which results in re-usable production code.
What is a tracer bullet?
At the beginning of each sprint, the scrum team meets and determines what user stories will be developed and discuss anything that will influence the teams successful delivery of features chosen by the team such as capacity planning or holidays.
What is Sprint Planning?
The primary measure of progress.
What is working software?
Anyone who derives value out of product being developed.
What is a stakeholder?
Customers are responsible for inspiring the development of a product via multiple testimonials while developers update the code from the feedback received every few weeks.
What is Extreme Programming?
A term used to describe one or more user stories, indicating that they are thin slices of a product feature or capability.
What is Sashimi?
At the end of each sprint, the scrum team meets to discuss what went well, what did not go well and what should be changed.
What is a Sprint Retrospective?
Even late in development, Agile Scrum adapts easily and welcomes this more so than any other development methodology.
What is Change in Requirements?
This role eliminates the team's impediments, monitors burn down, and ensures crystal clear communications are maintained among everyone involved in the project.
What is the Scrum Master?
Instead of writing tests afterward, it involves producing automated unit tests for production code before developers write the code.
What is TDD?
A technique to scale scrum up for multiple teams working on the same product, allowing teams to discuss progress on their inter-dependencies. It is generally comprised of an ambassador from each scrum team.
What is Scrum of Scrums?
Each day, all scrum team members meet briefly, 15 minutes or less, to explain to the other members what they worked on the previous day, what they're working on today and what impediments they have.
What is a Daily Stand Up / Huddle / Scrum meeting?
The early and continuous delivery of valuable software.
What is the Manifesto's highest priority?
This role understands the value of the project, is available to the scrum team in real time everyday, plans releases and accepts the software.
What is the Product Owner?
Self-organize team, working together to achieve a common goal by structuring the work into short development cycles called sprints.
What is SCRUM?
A team who has adapted the scrum process to their own needs in some way contradictory to pure scrum.
What is a ScrumBut?
The Scrum Team and stakeholders review what was accomplished in the Sprint and what has changed.
What is Sprint Review?
The art of maximizing the amount
of work not done.
What is Simplicity?
Focuses on the product's vision, company objectives, and the market, and are often called "mini-CEOs". Develop a product strategy, define requirements, and collaborate with other departments across the business.
What is a Product Manager?
It's originated from a Japanese word which means a signboard or a visual board.
What is KANBAN?
A time boxed period used to research a concept and/or create a simple prototype. It is usually introduced before large backlog items are undertaken and does not produce shippable code.
What is a spike?