What does "sprint review" mean in programming?
sprint review is one of the most common terms in software development. This guide explains what it means, how it is used in practice, and why it matters, with real examples from the developer world.
Definition
The Scrum ceremony at the end of each sprint where the team demonstrates completed work to stakeholders and collects feedback. The sprint review is about the product — what was built and what comes next. It is different from the retrospective, which is about the team process.
Example
"At the sprint review, we demoed the new search feature to the product owner and three stakeholders. They loved it but asked for filters."
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