AGILE PROCESSA Developer’s Perspective

Quick look• Who?• What?

• 3 Most Common Backlogs.• What are User-stories.

• How?• Version One

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Who?• Scrum Master (Facilitator)

• Person responsible to have the process followed.

• Team• People who create and execute the process flow.

• Product Owner (Customer)• Person who asks, creates and suggests product ideas.

What?• Roadmap – a sequenced, themed plan of intent

• Epics – Big ideas of features or capabilities

• User-stories – unit of customer value, completed in a sprint. A high-level description of an individual feature in the backlog

• Tasks – granular level of work required to be completed in a backlog item / defect.

• Sprint (iterations) – a time box during which a stories are completed.

• Release(milestone) – is a series of Iterations(group of features).

3 Most common Backlogs• Product Backlog

• Epics• User-stories(backlog item)

• Release Backlog• Iteration Backlog

• Tasks

*Iteration = Sprint

What are User Stories?

User-stories• New features.• Enhancements.• Low-level technical teams.• Architectural / infrastructural items.• Non-functional items such as documentations.• Defects/bugs.• “Spikes”

How?

1. Product Backlog (Feature Estimation)

2. Release Backlog (Feature Estimation)

3. Iteration Backlog (Task Estimation)

4. Daily stand-up (scrum meetings)- Task re-estimations.

5. Completed, Accepted or Done.

6. Review.

7. Team Retrospective.

Version One