Scrum is a framework for effective collaborations among teams working on complex products. Scrum is a type of agile technology that consists of meetings, roles, and tools to help teams working on complex projects collaborate and better structure and manage their workload.
1. Scrum Workflow
Product Backlog: The product owner builds a list of bright ideas and features that could go into the product. The product owner priorities the list and brings the top items to the team.
Sprint Planning: The product owner, scrum master, and the team discuss the top priority user stories determining what can go to the next sprint.
Sprint Backlog: The output of the sprint planning meeting. This is a list of user stories that have been committed to for the next sprint. The entire team and product owner have a solid understanding of what each of the user stories involves based on the discussion from the sprint planning meeting.
Sprint: one to three weeks time box where the work committed to in the sprint backlog has been worked on through to completion during the sprint. The daily scrum occurs as a stand-up meeting where the team discusses what they have completed and what they are working on as well as any blocked items.
Potentially shippable product: The output of the sprint. It means the product owner can decide if it is ready to ship or if there are any additional features needed before it ships.
Sprint review meeting: the team showcases their work to the product owner
Sprint retrospective meeting: The team works on what they can do to improve their process.
Repeat this workflow for each sprint
2. Terms
3 Roles:
Product owner
Scrum Master
Team
3 Artifacts:
Product Backlog
User Stories
Sprint Backlog
Burndown Chart
3 Ceremonies:
Sprint Planning
Daily Scrum (a daily stand-up meeting)
Sprint review
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