Summary:
The book provides a comprehensive guide to estimating the size and scope of software development projects in an agile context, and outlines strategies for planning iterations and releases while adapting to changing project requirements. It emphasizes the use of user stories, planning poker, and velocity to create realistic schedules that accommodate uncertainty and foster collaboration among team members.
Key points:
1. Agile Estimating: This is a team-based, ongoing process that assesses project size in terms of effort, complexity, and uncertainty. Techniques like Planning Poker are used for accuracy.
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