Task prioritization with MoSCoW

Prioritizing tasks started to be key activity during our sprint planning meetings. As soon as the student group were approaching to release the alpha, different methods were tried to find optimal way how to prioritize tasks in a sprint. When we adopted Scrum in the student project, we were still continuing in a method we used before, that could be close to Eisenhower box method, which is a relatively simple technique using urgent/important principle, which helped us to think about […]

Scrumdiddlyumptious

As some of you may know, I’m currently in the process of working on one of my first proper games as a group. This has so far been quite the learning experience. As this is part of this project we tasked with implementing the scrum framework into our daily routine.
The Nitty-gritty So what is scrum? Well, I can start by saying that it’s not some phrase that a certain incessantly positive, fictive, neighbor has come up with.