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This is the fourth and final part of the Scrum Deconstruction. You can find part 1 here, part 2 here and part 3 here. As mentioned previously, I did this as a method to help me understand the Scrum Guide better, and as part of my study for the Scrum.org's PSM I exam that I took back in October 2017. I have made updates based on the newest version of the Scrum Guide, November 2017.
Here I share in the hope that someone finds it useful.
A little something different this post, something a little closer to my day job, which is as a developer.
Here I will go through how to configure Jython to run under Tomcat. I have done this on an AWS instance, but because it is Java-based, it can be done on Windows and Mac just as easily. In fact, at work, I did this on Windows.
This is the second part of the Scrum Deconstruction. You can find part 1 here. As mentioned previously, I did this as a method to help me understand the Scrum Guide better, and as part of my study for the Scrum.org’s PSM I exam that I took back in October last year. I have made updates based on the newest version of the Scrum Guide, November 2017.
Here I share in the hope that someone finds it useful.