Explore the strengths and weaknesses of different agile software tools, including Microsoft Excel, Atlassian JIRA, Trello, Microsoft Azure DevOps, and GitLab.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- How to evaluate agile tools
- What you should know
- Remember agile values
- See the benefits of Excel
- How to create a spreadsheet backlog
- Ways to show the team's progress
- Log into Jira
- How to build a Jira backlog
- Set up team sprints
- Create tasks from user stories
- Configure your task board
- Use epics to group your stories
- Complete Jira sprint
- Summary of Jira
- Log in to Trello
- Create a product backlog with Trello cards
- What to put on your Trello cards
- How to prioritize cards on your board
- Plan out your sprint
- Break user story cards into tasks
- Track cards across the board
- Close out boards at the end of a sprint
- An overview of Azure DevOps
- Create an Azure DevOps account
- Select the scrum process
- Start an Azure product backlog
- Organize Azure stories on a backlog board
- Add Azure stories to sprints
- Create Azure tasks for the sprint task board
- Track progress with Azure dashboard
- The GitLab download and initial install
- Set up GitLab groups to mirror your organization
- List GitLab stories on a backlog board
- Add labels to keep track of GitLab stories
- Prioritize GitLab stories in the backlog
- Set up GitLab sprint milestones
- Add tasks to GitLab User Stories
- Use a wiki page to run GitLab retrospective
- The benefits of open source GitLab
- Tools needed to support the agile mindset
Taught by
Doug Rose