18 skills found
icescrum / IceScrumiceScrum is a web application for using Scrum while keeping the spirit of a collaborative workspace. It also offers virtual boards with post-its for sprint backlog, product backlog and others.
iguana-project / IguanaIguana is an open source issue management system with a kanban board.
maartendb / Angular Sails Scrum TutorialA tutorial on using Sails.js with an AngularJS frontend, writing a simple scrum sprint backlog web app as example, with angular-sails socket.io for realtime updates
stephenleo / Bmad Autonomous Development🤖 Autonomous development orchestrator for the BMad Method. Runs fully autonomous, parallel, multi-agent pipelines through the full story lifecycle (create → dev → review → PR) driven by your sprint backlog and dependency graph.
chauvincent / CodeSprint IOSA Real-Time "SCRUM"-Based Application for Teams of Developers/Student Developers. iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/codesprint/id1148072754
cmheisel / BasecampreportingPython read-only interface to Basecamp projects, with support for Scrum concepts like sprints and backlogs.
railsfactory-sivamanikandan / Redmine Sprint Board ProIs a powerful plugin for Redmine that brings Agile project management features like Sprint Planning, Trello-style Agile Boards, Burndown Charts, Smart Backlog Suggestions, and more.
dimitramav / DEVils Scrum ToolWeb cooperative platform for software management. This platform helps teams to implement software projects based on agile methodology (SCRUM) via backlogs, issues, epics and sprints.
btaylor / BerserkBerserk is a Scrum tracking tool used by the Mono Accessibility project to track sprint backlog, integrating with Bugzilla to track these tasks. The workflow of Berserk is heavily influenced by Overlord developed by Medsphere.
sbulav / Jira Oil.nvimEdit your Jira backlog and sprints like a regular Neovim buffer.
amauryleclerc / BananaEasy tool to handle metrics of a scrum project : Velocity, Burndown, Burnup, Sprint backlog (not product backlog) and other usefull tools like team calendar
xuanxt / Atlassian MCPModel Context Protocol (MCP) server for Atlassian Confluence and Jira Cloud. Provides 51 tools to manage Confluence pages, Jira issues, sprints, boards, and backlogs. Supports NPM package and Docker deployment with flexible authentication.
chiqors / Laravel GitscrumCustomized Simple and Robust solution to manage your software development project with GitScrum Environment
ElijahLawal-7 / Agile Final ProjectFinal Project in the Agile and Scrum course. In this project, I created an Agile plan with ZenHub. I will wrote user stories, built and refined the product backlog, built a sprint plan, moved stories on the kanban board, set up a burndown chart, and got ready for the next sprints.
colinwilliams91 / Scrum PokerThis is an application that integrates with GitHub Projects for seamless import of product backlogs into a UI for easy sprint estimation.
goSTYLO / My Crew Manageran intelligent project management suite designed to transform agile workflows. At its core is the AI Sprint Architect, a dynamic engine that auto-generates sprint plans, tasks, roles, and backlog items from uploaded project proposals and selected development methodologies.
klaufel / GojiraJIRA browser (actually Google chrome) extension to provides useful tools to manage your dashboards and direct links to your most used JIRA dashboards, such as your current sprint, backlog and quickly access any issue.
DominikaBarrett / RPSStory By now you know the Javascript basics. Lets put it to a test and create something awesome, creative and motivating. The goal is to create a game in the browser. What type of game? Wait for it... Any type :) Just your creativity (and your JavaScript knowledge) can limit the result. What are you going to learn? finding DOM elements in the document tree DOM manipulation using JavaScript handling user interactions with JavaScript event handlers HTML data attributes CSS styling Tasks As a team you should figure out what game you want to work on and what features you want to finish. There is a game that the whole team agrees you would like to implement Checked your game idea with a mentor to make sure it can be realistically implemented in a sprint There is a backlog of possible features you have collected that the game can have There is a plan based on story estimations what you can finish by the end of the sprint We want to have a playable game based on JavaScript DOM manipulation and event handling The game is based on handling some kind of event(s) (mouse, keyboard...) The game mainly relies on DOM manipulation to move elements around on the screen or change their appearance (beside CSS of course) The code is separated into several javascript functions [OPTIONAL] The game or parts of it can be time driven. This adds some complexity as you have to change things around in given time intervals There is a part of the game that changes over time without any interaction (eg. moving enemy/avatar) [OPTIONAL] There should be a way to check my highest score. The highscore data is stored between games General requirements None Hints Have fun, create a game that is motivating for you! :) How to figure out what game and features to implement? Here are some ideas: have a brainstorming session, throw in game/feature ideas without criticizing each other, any idea is a good idea, write them down somewhere after you are finished talk about what you have collected and decide on a game now talk with a mentor about the idea and if it can be realistically implemented in a sprint collect any feature ideas you have and specify them so every team member knows what the expectations are with it (these are your user stories in your backlog) now estimate each user story and figure out how many you can finish in this sprint If you search the internet for javascript games, you'll see lots of solutions using canvas. It is a nice technology, but we have not met canvas and the main focus of this project is to practice DOM and event handling, so please say no to canvas for this project. Later on feel free to learn about canvas with a pet project game for example. You can open the index.html by starting a small HTTP server (see the background materials for details) You can decide to create some backend functionality. For that, use any previously learnt technology (eg. Flask). Don't forget to use git branches as you develop new features Background materials Javascript - Events Javascript - DOM manipulation Javascript - Extending the DOM How to start a local HTTP server Javascript - Debugging Javascript - Other features Javascript.info tutorial MDN HTML Drag&Drop API MDN Drag operations documentation CSS Flexbox guide CSS Grid guide
