An Agile Mindset

Wideband Delphi is a consensus-based estimation method that is used to estimate the effort required to complete a software development project. It is based on the Delphi method, which is a process used to gather opinions or predictions from a group of experts. In the Wideband Delphi method, a group of experts (typically developers) are asked to independently estimate the effort required to complete a set of tasks. The estimates are then collected and discussed as a group, and the experts are asked to revise their estimates based on the input of the other experts. This process is repeated several times until the group reaches a consensus on the estimates. Wideband Delphi is often used in Agile development because it allows teams to quickly and accurately estimate the effort required for a project without relying on a single person's opinion. It also allows teams to identify and address any discrepancies in understanding or knowledge about the project, which can help improve overall ...

"Definition of Done" (DoD) is a term used in agile software development to describe the criteria that a product or deliverable must meet before it is considered complete. Product Owner and team have to agree on this definition even before the team start working on any feature of the product. This definition is applied globally to the product and established at the start of the project. It defines the acceptance criteria for a user story or feature, and serves as a shared understanding of what needs to be done before the work can be considered finished. The Definition of Done typically includes the following elements: Functional requirements : The product or deliverable must meet all of the functional requirements outlined in the user story or feature. Non-functional requirements : The product or deliverable must meet all of the non-functional requirements such as performance, security, and usability. Technical requirements : The product or deliverable must meet all of the tec...