Tell me about task setting: Scrum, Agile, how was the development process conducted?

In Scrum and Agile, tasks are set and managed iteratively and incrementally. In Scrum, work is divided into sprints (usually 2-4 weeks), at the beginning of each sprint, the team selects priority tasks (user stories) from the backlog to complete. Tasks are detailed, estimated for complexity (e.g., story points), and assigned to team members.

During the sprint, daily stand-ups (Daily Scrum) are held where the team discusses progress and obstacles. At the end of the sprint, a demo and retrospective are conducted to evaluate results and improve the process.

Overall, Agile is a set of principles for flexible development, emphasizing quick feedback, adaptation to changes, and close collaboration with the customer.

Example of a task setup in Scrum:

• User story: "As a user, I want to be able to filter the product list by price so that I can quickly find suitable options."
• Acceptance criteria: the filter works correctly, updates the list without reloading the page.
• Estimation: 3 story points.

Development is carried out iteratively, with a constant focus on value for the user and code quality.