Sprint

What is a Sprint?

A sprint is a short, time-boxed period in which a team works to complete a specific amount of work. It is a key component of agile development and is typically used in software development projects to improve productivity and ensure continuous progress. Each sprint has a set goal, often culminating in a deliverable or product increment.

Benefits of Sprints

  • Focused Effort: Teams concentrate on a specific goal, leading to increased productivity.
  • Continuous Feedback: Regular reviews allow for adjustments based on stakeholder or user input.
  • Flexibility: Enables teams to adapt to changes quickly by planning work in short iterations.

Related Terms and Concepts

Agile development, iteration, product backlog, Kanban