Scrum Methodology
Scrum is an interactive and incremental agile software development framework for managing product development.it defines a flexible, holistic product development procedure where a development team works as a unit to reach a common goal,
Scrum Model Phases`
Product Backlog Creation:-
A product backlog is a list that contains features to be implemented during the development process. It’s ordered by priority and every item is called a User story.
Sprint Planning:-
A short sprint allows you to release the working version of a product more regularly. As a result, customer’s feedback will be received more often, and all the possible defects and errors will be exhibit in time.
Daily Scrum Daily Work:-
To track the current working process, a task board is frequently used. There are normally big cards with the names of particular user stories and a bundle of little post-it notes with a description of single tasks that are needed for the execution of this or that story.
Product Increment and Sprint Review:-
The result of every sprint in Scrum is a potentially shippable product increment that can be demonstrated to the customer. After each iteration, the development team creates a new version of a software product with increased value.
Retroactive and Next Sprint Planning:-
The retroactive main aim is to discuss the results and determine the ways how to improve the development process of the next step. The main characteristic
is that at this stage it is the processes of work and association that are discussed in order to improve the work of the Scrum team as a whole.
Conclusion
The main distinctive characteristic of Scrum is agility and unbroken (continuous ) progress. It’s provided mostly by continuing communication and close cooperation between the stakeholders at each step.
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