Scrum Novice to Ninja
Scrum Novice to Ninja by M. David Green, published by Sitepoint in 2016, is a practical guide designed to enhance the application of Scrum in web and mobile development projects. This edition, comprising 166 pages, offers a focused overview of Scrum fundamentals, emphasizing its effectiveness in improving team productivity and efficiency in web projects.
Readers will find detailed insights into Scrum’s roles, including the Scrum master, product owner, and team members, alongside an exploration of essential rituals such as sprint planning meetings and daily standups. The book also covers key tools used in Scrum, including burndown charts and sprint backlogs, while addressing common challenges faced during implementation. This resource serves as a valuable reference for those looking to deepen their understanding of Scrum within the context of project management and software development.
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Why should you use Scrum in your web projects? Simply put, it’ll enable your team to get more done in less time.
Scrum is the most popular agile project management methodology used in web projects today. While most Scrum books tend to be lengthy textbooks that cover every detail of Scrum for all types of organizations, this highly practical book concentrates solely on how best to apply Scrum in web and mobile development projects. In it, you’ll learn:
- An overview of Scrum fundamentals for web and mobile projects
- Get familiar with Scrum’s roles: Scrum master, product owner, team members, and interested observers
- Understand Scrum’s rituals: sprint planning meetings, daily standups, work process, demos, and sprint retrospectives
- Gain a thorough understanding of the tools used in Scrum: burndown charts, story cards, sprint backlogs
- Troubleshoot typical Scrum issues
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