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I want to know how to use Scrum in .NET Framework and why to do this?

I've studied both Scrum and the .NET Framework, but I want to know how to implement Scrum in .NET Framework.

Answer 1

Scrum doesn't distinguish by technology. The key issue is learning how to do a lot of the agile development practices in a ".NET context." For example

• Learn to use Visual Studio to write unit tests
• Refactoring your code with Visual Studio (thanks to @KentMuntheCaspersen for reminding me of this critical point.)
• Integrate MSBuild with Jenkins or TeamCity for continuous integration
• Add documentation with ///

This of course pertains to the day-to-day developer activities aspect of Scrum. Of course, tools you use to organize your Product Backlog or track Sprint Burndown (like a simple whiteboard with yellow stickies) are the same no matter what you are developing with.

Good luck with your project!

Answer 2

Scrum has nothing to do with specific software frameworks. It is a development strategy and workflow which would work while developing any software. You wouldn't use Scrum "in .NET", but could easily follow Scrum principles while developing software targetting the .NET Framework, or any other technology, as it's completely technology neutral.

Answer 3

Scrum doesn't constrain you to specific software frameworks. However, Team Foundation Server does support Scrum development by default if you want something that is integrated with Visual Studio.