Also: Iteration Review, Demo The sprint review is a scrum event held at the end of an iteration at which the scrum team demonstrates working software or product and solicits feedback from customers, management, other development teams, and other project … Continue reading →

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Big Visible Charts

Posted on June 10, 2010 by Tamara Blake

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Burndown Chart

Posted on June 10, 2010 by Tamara Blake

Burndown charts plot units of work that remain to accomplish (y-axis) against units of time (x-axis). In scrum the burndown chart is commonly used to track and forecast progress. Release Burndown The units of work that appear on a burndown … Continue reading →

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Backlog Refinement

Posted on June 10, 2010 by Tamara Blake

Backlog refinement is the process of adding new user stories to the backlog, re-sequencing existing stories as needed, creating estimates of effort for previously un-estimated stories, and decomposing large stories into smaller stories or tasks. Backlog refinement is both an … Continue reading →

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Demo

Posted on June 10, 2010 by Tamara Blake

Also: Sprint Review, Iteration Review Previously, this dictionary entry for Demo was a main one, and the entries for Sprint Review and Iteration Review pointed to here. However, because of the current common use of the scrum framework and its … Continue reading →

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Information Radiator

Posted on June 10, 2010 by Tamara Blake

Also: Big Visible Charts In agile software development the preferred way of displaying data visualizations is to post them on the wall in the team’s shared workspace (i.e., rather than logging them in a spreadsheet). Examples of information radiators include … Continue reading →

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