Table of Contents
- 4 Keys elements
- Differences between Scrum and Hybrid Waterfall
- Definition of Done (DoD)
- KanBan in JIRA
- Commitment
- Courage
- Openness
- Focus
- Respect
- Product Owner
- Development Team
- Scrum Master
- Product Backlog
- Sprint Backlog
- Increment
- Sprint - Programming
- Sprint Planning - Meeting
- Daily Scrum - Standup
- Sprint Review - Meeting
- Sprint Retrospectives - Meeting
- (Refinement)
- Fixed Time-boxing VS Fixed Scope
- Controllable Scope OR Resources VS Controllable Resources OR Time
- Give up non-core features VS Delay deliveries
- What is time-boxing
- Code is peer-reviewed
- Code is checked in
- Code is deployed to test environment
- Code/feature passes regression testing
- Code/feature passes smoke testing
- Code is documented
- Help documentation is updated
- Feature is OK’d by stakeholders
In NEXPLORE, DoD is NOT universal. Each project needs to define its own DoD before it starts
- To Do
- In Progress
- Development
- Ready for Review
- Ready for Code Review
- Deployed to Dev
- Deployed to Dev
- QA Testing
- QA Testing and Developer Bug Fixing
- Release Ready
- Scheduled to deploy to UAT
- Deployed to UAT
- Deployed to UAT
- Acceptance Testing and sign off by clients / delivery team
- Done
- DoD has fulfilled
- Draft
- Placeholders for incomplete ticket details
- Cancelled
- No longer valid
- Blocked
- Blocked from progressing
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It is a Scrum board
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Designed for development
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Visualize every movement of tasks across system
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It is a KanBan board
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Designed for product end-to-end journey from ideas to completion
