🔹 SCRUM in Programming — Summary - David-Lennuk/Buketov_Python GitHub Wiki

What is Scrum? Scrum is an Agile framework for managing projects, especially in software development. It helps teams work more efficiently, adapt quickly to changes, and deliver working product increments regularly.

Key Elements of Scrum:

  1. Roles: Product Owner — responsible for maximizing the value of the product and prioritizing tasks.

Scrum Master — ensures that the team follows Scrum practices and helps remove obstacles.

Scrum Team (Development Team) — a cross-functional team that carries out the work.

  1. Artifacts: Product Backlog — a list of all features, enhancements, and fixes required for the product.

Sprint Backlog — tasks selected for the current sprint.

Increment — the potentially shippable product delivered at the end of a sprint.

  1. Events (Ceremonies): Sprint — a short time-boxed period (usually 1–4 weeks) during which work is completed.

Sprint Planning — a meeting to plan what will be done in the sprint.

Daily Scrum (Daily Stand-up) — a 15-minute daily meeting where team members share progress and plans.

Sprint Review — a presentation of the work completed during the sprint.

Sprint Retrospective — a meeting to reflect on the sprint and discuss ways to improve.

Advantages of Scrum: Flexibility and adaptability

Quick feedback

Higher team engagement

Frequent delivery of working software

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