Software Developer Learning Path
As described in the Scrum Guide, Developers are the people in the Scrum Team that are committed to creating any aspect of a usable Increment each Sprint..
The learning path is organized by a set of Professional Scrum Competencies which each contain a number of focus areas. Resources are laid out in a prescribed order, however it is your journey, so follow in the best way that helps you learn.
Understanding and Applying the Scrum Framework / Empiricism
The Agile Manifesto
Created by 17 visionaries in 2001, the Agile Manifesto was developed to look at the core principles and values for Agile software development. | external link | 4:00 min
Empiricism, the Act of Making Decisions Based on What Is
Ken Schwaber writes about commitment and Scrum as an empirical process. | external link | 3:30 min
Escaping the Predictability Trap
This blog addresses the dysfunctions predictability and provides some anecdotes for how to escape them. | by Kurt Bittner | 6:00 min
Empiricism is an Essential Element of Scrum
This video describes empiricism, how it is used and why it is so critical when practicing Scrum. | by Mark Noneman | 3:37 min
Scrum: A Pocket Guide
This pocket guide provides an insightful understanding of Scrum and agility and conveys clear and concise descriptions throughout. | by Gunther Verheyen | external link | 2:20:00 hours