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  Planning poker, also known as Scrum poker, is a consensus-based, gamified estimation method that is most commonly used in software development to estimate effort or relative size of development goals. Instead of speaking aloud, members of the group make estimates by placing numbered cards face-down on the table during planning poker. The cards are unveiled, followed by a discussion of the estimates. The group can avoid the cognitive bias of anchoring, which occurs when the first number spoken aloud sets a precedent for subsequent estimates, by hiding the figures in this way. How to play Scrum Poker? The prod u ct owner or customer reads an agile user story or explains a feature to the estimators to begin a poker planning session. Each estimator has a deck of Planning Poker cards with values such as 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 20, 40, and 100, which is the recommended sequence. The numbers reflect the estimated number of story points, perfect days, or other units by the team. The estimators

  Bugs, ugh. They’re probably familiar to you. Bugs in the digital world can be any defect in the design, specification, code, or requirement that causes problems and prevents things from working properly. Bug tracking, on the other hand, might be new to you and how it can greatly simplify your life. Bug tracking tools assist you in ensuring the bug s  are identified and patched. They find and repair defects in the product by deleg ating work to various team members. These systems then keep track of issues and assist team leaders in correctly analyzing the steps that need to be taken by the appropriate team member to fix a bug. And in a software development project, a bug tracking tool can assist in the recording, reporting, assigning, and tracking of bugs. There are a plethora of defect monitoring tools on the market. To put it another way, “the better the bug tracking tool, the better the product quality.” Defect management tools vs. Code review tools I believe you have get known wha

  Waterfall project management is a well-known method in software development, and its basic process is story -> development -> test. It is assumed that the final result is right if each phase is done correctly. Microsoft uses the Waterfall method and it works well. However, it has a relatively high failure rate, for the market and requirements are constantly changing. Software pioneers conducted a series of researches, thinkings, and summaries about the problems found in the Waterfall methodology and finally came up with the concept of Agile. What is Agile? Agile is an a p proach that helps one iterate on processes in the Software Development Life Cycle, such as development, testing, and so on. This technique has advantages, including the ability to produce high-value functionality in fast implementation times, which was previously a problem for the traditional waterfall approach. It also helps to enhance customer retention and satisfaction. This is accomplished by splitting dow

  ZenTao project management software: Open source Scrum tool and self-hosted solution What is ZenTao? How ZenTao workflow fits in Scrum ZenTao is a Scrum tool for software developers, teams, companies, remote developers, and freelancers. It offers a solution to do remote collaboration work or even locally. ZenTao has an open-source version and can be self-hosted easily.  ZenTao features ZenTao Biz includes the features as below, PHP Language Written Email&Webhook Notification Backlog Management Sprint and Task Bug Tracking Roadmap Burndown Kanban SaaS Self Hosting Gantt Customized Workflow LDAP MS Word/Excel Import&Export Attendance GIT/SVN Repo Effort Log Wiki Library Role Management API Calendar  Timesheet Dashboard: Where you could find everything related to you Dashboard Gantt: You could manage task dependencies here and view them by various groups Gantt Report: Tremendous kind of report you could check to evaluate  Workload report Wiki Library: where you could view doc, sh