Tag: Agile

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Glossary Terms

Agile develops products in short cycles, uses feedback to adjust direction, and treats planning as a living part of software delivery.

A feature branch keeps new work in a separate Git branch, making experiments, reviews, and merges easier to control.

Kanban is a methodology for tracking work through visual board columns (To Do, In Progress, Done) and optimizing flow with WIP limits.

Pair programming is an Agile practice where two developers work on the same code simultaneously — one writes, the other reviews.

A backlog is a living list of pending product features, bugs, and technical work, ordered by priority, value, and readiness.

Scrum is an Agile framework for managing product work through short sprints, clear roles, a visible backlog, and regular feedback loops.

A Sprint is a short, time-boxed Scrum cycle where a team plans, builds, and delivers work toward a specific product goal.

A user story is a short product requirement that explains who needs a feature, what they need, and why it matters.