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What is a "sprint review" (or "sprint demo"), and how does it differ from a "sprint retrospective"?
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What is a "sprint review" (or "sprint demo"), and how does it differ from a "sprint retrospective"?
What is a general reason a team might choose Kanban over Scrum (or vice versa) for their specific work context?
What is a "retrospective" in Agile development, and what is its general purpose at the end of a sprint/iteration?
What is "definition of done" (DoD) in Agile development, and what problem does having an explicit, shared DoD address?
What is a "sprint" (or "iteration") in an Agile development process, and what general purpose does breaking work into these fixed, time-boxed periods serve?
What is "cross-functional" team composition, as commonly emphasized in Agile team structuring, and why is it valued?
What is the general contrast between "Agile" development and the older, more traditional "Waterfall" development methodology?
What is "backlog grooming" (or "backlog refinement"), and what activity does it typically involve?
What is "Agile," as a software development philosophy?
What is the difference between "Agile" (the broader philosophy) and "Scrum" (a specific framework)?
What is "Kanban," as an alternative Agile methodology to Scrum, and what is one of its defining characteristics?
What is a common reason Agile methodologies emphasize working in small, frequently-delivered increments rather than attempting to plan and build an entire large feature/product in one single, extended effort before any of it is actually usable?