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Agile

Agile glossary of frequently used terms.

In this article, we will have a look at the most frequently used Agile terms that we come across while working in an agile environment.

Scrum

Scrum is a framework for agile software development. It is an iterative and incremental  framework. Projects progress via series of iterations called sprints which are usually  2-4 weeks long.

Sprint

A Sprint is a basic time-boxed unit in Scrum. Scrum team has between 5-10 people but scrum projects  can easily scale into hundreds.

Product Backlog

A prioritized and estimated list of all outstanding Product/Project

  • Requirements
  • Features
  • Defects
  • Epics
  • User stories
  • Tasks
  • Other work items.

Spikes

Spikes are generally created and used for activities like investigation, exploring, research etc. Also, it is used to remove risk and uncertainty in a user story. Therefore, in most cases spikes are created and worked upon to mitigate risk, understanding requirements, determine the best direction for implementing a feature, gaining more knowledge etc.

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