Task Board
Task Board The most basic form of a task board is divided into three columns labeled «To Do,» «In Progress,» and «Done.» Cards are placed in the columns to reflect the current status of that task.
Task Board The most basic form of a task board is divided into three columns labeled «To Do,» «In Progress,» and «Done.» Cards are placed in the columns to reflect the current status of that task.
Ubiquitous Language Striving to use the vocabulary of a given business domain, not only in discussions about the requirements for a software product, but in discussions of design as well and all the way into «the product’s source code itself.»
Automated Build In the context of software development, build refers to the process that converts files and other assets under the developers’ responsibility into a software product in its final or consumable form. The build is automated when these steps are repeatable, require no direct human intervention, and can be performed at any time with…
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Collective Ownership Collective code ownership is the explicit convention that every team member can make changes to any code file as necessary: either to complete a development task, to repair a defect, or to improve the code’s overall structure.
Milestone Retrospective A Milestone Retrospective is a team’s detailed analysis of the project’s significant events after a set period of time or at the project’s end.
Three Amigos Three amigos refers to the primary perspectives to examine an increment of work before, during, and after development. Those perspectives are Business, Development, and Testing.