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Scrum Framework - 5 Events in Scrum Framework - By Ankur Mistry

In my previous articles, we have discussed 3 Roles and 3 Artifacts in Scrum. In this article, we are going to discuss 5 events in the Scrum Framework. There are Five events in Agile Scrum Framework. Sprint Planning Daily Scrum Sprint Review Sprint Retrospective The Sprint ( Figure: Life cycle of Scrum from http://www.agiletroop.com/product/life-cycle-of-scrum/ ) Sprint Planning is the event in which the Product Owner presents the ordered product backlog to the development team. As the word suggests, 'Sprint Planning' means we are going to plan the work to be done in the Sprint. There are two main parts - 'What' and 'How'. 'What' can be done in this Sprint? 'How' will the selected work get done? What can be done in the Sprint - In this part, the Product Owner presents the product backlog items with high business value tasks as a first priority to the development team. All team members collaborate to understand ...

What is User Story ?

A User Story is a short description of something that your customer will do when they come to your website or use your application/software, focused on the value or result they get from doing this thing. User stories are: written from the point of view of a person using your website or application written in the language that your customers would use. Three C’s of the user story: Card – stories are traditionally written on note cards, and these cards can be annotated with extra details Conversation – details behind the story come out through conversations with the Product Owner Confirmation – acceptance tests confirm the story is finished and working as intended. Template for User Stories : A user story template often uses the following type of format: As a <role> , I want <feature> so that <reason> . Examples of user stories are: As a user , I want to upload photos so that I can share photos with others . A...

Scrum Framework - Three Artifacts - By Ankur Mistry

In this article, we will discuss three artifacts in Scrum Frameworks. There are three artifacts in Agile Scrum Framework. Product Backlog Sprint Backlog Working Product (Figure: Scrum Process from : https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Scrum_process.svg) Product Backlog is an ordered list of tasks or features that need to be done within the project. It may have short descriptions of all functionality desired in the product. Product Backlog is owned by the Product Owner. It is an ordered list of features for the product. Each product item has an Order, Value, Description, and Estimation. Generally, tasks which have more business values are the top priority. Product Owner owns the product backlog. Product Owner makes sure that the product backlog is clear and transparent to the team. Anyone from the team can add an idea in the product backlog but it's product owner who decides which one stays there. There is one Product Backlog for one product, multiple...

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