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Overview

Scrum is an iterative, incremental software development framework commonly used with agile software development. This Refcard provides a concise overview of the structure of roles, meetings, rules and artifacts within a Scrum organization – it is the definitive cheat sheet for any development manager or software team that is currently using or planning to use Scrum.

About the Author

Michael James, Danube Technologies, Inc. Michael is a software process mentor, team coach, and Scrum trainer with a focus on the engineering practices (TDD, refactoring, continuous integration, pair programming) that allow agile project management practices. He is also a recovering “software architect” who still loves good design. Many other articles from Michael can be found at http://danube.com/blog/michaeljames

Comments

Paul Davis replied on Mon, 2009/04/27 - 5:19pm

How can I order the paper version of this?

I'd like to get about 2 dozen to pass around the office.

Thanks

w2ttsy replied on Wed, 2009/06/10 - 3:56am in response to: willcode4beer

Just click the button at the top of the ipaper frame marked "download as PDF". The PDF copy will be emailed to you to print till your hearts content.

ilho replied on Fri, 2009/07/17 - 6:42am

Good source of info about scrum software development framework. However I still come across lots of developer and engineers not knowing a bit about this methodology and not willing to educate and read much, so great supplement are videos about scrum on youtube like SCRUM in under 10 mins.

Another burden with scrum is choosing the tool for planning and managing the projects. You can use Excel, iWork plugin, or choose from a web based tools which I would recommend as they are easy to manage and share over network of onsite and offsite developers. Some of those worth trying I found are ScrumEdge and Boomerang web based scrum tool. Really simple, free and developed based on years of experience.

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