Front-End & Back-End for Scrum Masters

A Guide to Understanding the Two Worlds of Web Development

De: Syed Imon Rizvi

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Ever seen a "simple button" story derail an entire Sprint?

Your team estimated it as a small task, but days later, the front-end is blocked waiting for the back-end, and the back-end is bogged down in unexpected complexity. The story fails, and everyone is frustrated. The problem wasn't the button; it was a failure to see the two distinct worlds of work required to make it function.

This book is your map to those two worlds.

Front-End & Back-End for Scrum Masters is a simple, non-technical guide that uses a powerful "restaurant analogy" to demystify the structure of modern web applications. You won't learn to code, but you will learn to see every user story through a new lens, empowering you to facilitate better planning and prevent critical dependencies from becoming blockers.

Inside, you will learn to:

• Master the Restaurant Analogy: Effortlessly explain the difference between the "dining room" (front-end) and the "kitchen" (back-end) to anyone.

• Decode the Vocabulary: Understand what your team means when they talk about HTML/CSS, JavaScript Frameworks, APIs, Databases, and Servers.

• See the Split in Every Story: Learn to dissect any feature into its front-end and back-end components to uncover hidden work and dependencies.

• Ask Questions That Prevent Blockers: Use our playbook to facilitate the creation of a clear "API contract"—the handshake that allows both sides to work in parallel.

• Become a Full-Stack Facilitator: Move beyond managing tasks and start facilitating true collaboration between the different specializations on your team.

This book is for Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches, Product Owners, and any leader who wants to understand the fundamental structure of their team's work.

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