Scrum
The most widely adopted framework within agile development, organizing work into fixed-length Sprints of one to four weeks. Each Sprint concludes with a demonstrable software increment, supported by ceremonies such as daily stand-ups and Sprint retrospectives to ensure transparency and continuous improvement.
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The concept of story points originated in Extreme Programming (XP) and early Scrum practices, and was popularized by Ron Jeffries and others in the late 1990s.
The standup originates from the Daily Scrum practice in agile development, referring to a team sync meeting held at a fixed time each day with a duration limited to within 15 minutes.
Sprint is a core concept in the agile development framework Scrum, referring to a work cycle in which a team completes a set of predefined tasks within a fixed time window (typically 1–4 weeks).
A team that can manage its own Sprints is called a self-organizing team in agile management, which is the ideal state pursued by the Scrum framework.
Time-boxing originated from the Scrum framework and was systematically proposed by Jeff Sutherland and Ken Schwaber in the 1990s; Sprints in Scrum are typically fixed cycles of 1–4 weeks.
Scrum 框架中的 Product Backlog 由产品负责人维护，团队在每个 Sprint（通常1-4周迭代周期）从 Backlog 顶部选取高优先级条目开发
Scrum fixes the development cycle (Sprint) at 1–4 weeks, with a demonstrable software increment delivered at the end of each Sprint.
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Scrum fixes the development cycle (Sprint) at 1–4 weeks, with a demonstrable software increment delivered at the end of each Sprint.
65%UnverifiedThe concept of story points originated in Extreme Programming (XP) and early Scrum practices, and was popularized by Ron Jeffries and others in the late 1990s.
50%UnverifiedThe standup originates from the Daily Scrum practice in agile development, referring to a team sync meeting held at a fixed time each day with a duration limited to within 15 minutes.
50%UnverifiedSprint is a core concept in the agile development framework Scrum, referring to a work cycle in which a team completes a set of predefined tasks within a fixed time window (typically 1–4 weeks).
50%UnverifiedA team that can manage its own Sprints is called a self-organizing team in agile management, which is the ideal state pursued by the Scrum framework.
50%UnverifiedTime-boxing originated from the Scrum framework and was systematically proposed by Jeff Sutherland and Ken Schwaber in the 1990s; Sprints in Scrum are typically fixed cycles of 1–4 weeks.
50%UnverifiedScrum 框架中的 Product Backlog 由产品负责人维护，团队在每个 Sprint（通常1-4周迭代周期）从 Backlog 顶部选取高优先级条目开发
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