Sixth chapter
Agile processes:
The first step: Find out what you need to do to complete the product--product Backlog
Step two: Determine what the current sprint needs to solve--spring Backlog
Step three: Sprint (Sprint)
Fourth step: Get an incremental version of the software and release it to the user
The Burndown chart for the actual project has three time values to track daily:
Actual remaining time: the sum of the remaining time of all tasks for each team member
Estimated time remaining: the remaining time based on the theoretical progress of each person's Day
Actual time spent: actual time spent
Agile requirements for the team:
Autonomous management
Self-organization
Multi-function
Seventh Chapter
MFS Basic principles:
1. Promote information sharing and communication
2. Working for a common vision
3. Full Empowerment and trust
4. Co-responsible for the project
5. Value of delivery increments
6. Keep agile, anticipate and adapt to change
7. Quality of investment
8. Learn all the experience
9. Working with customers
MSF Process Model:
The cycle of ideation, planning, development, stabilization, deployment
The sixth to seventh chapter of the Law of construction