This is video 4 of 15 in the Scrum with GitHub Projects series.
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Video Description
In this demo, we'll work on editing the details of a requirement (PBI). This will cover some details about using Markdown to format your descriptions and then also a discussion of estimates and sizing.
Here's a link to the Flow Metrics course I mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGxFXI4dC2sh6yEbibjMCWHECEVB7lRFi
And here's a link to the "Story Points Estimation Stinks" video: https://youtu.be/IreYw-7YJEg
BTW, this video was made using SlideSpeaker (https://www.slidespeaker.ai))
Video Info
- Duration: 7:40
- Published: January 27, 2025
Links
Scrum with GitHub Projects: The Full Series
Written series
Video series
- 1. Introduction: Scrum with GitHub Projects
- 2. Create Your First Project
- 3. The Product Backlog
- 4. Requirement Details, Markdown, and Estimates (you are here)
- 5. Prioritizing Your Backlog
- 6. Demystifying Issues vs. Draft Issues
- 7. Converting Draft to "Real" Issues + Issue Types
- 8. Sprint Planning Overview
- 9. Sprint Planning & Creating Iterations
- 10. Sprint Planning: Add User Stories to the Sprint
- 11. Sprint Planning: Creating Tasks with Sub-Issues
- 12. Sprint Planning: The Case of the Missing Sub-Issues
- 13. The Daily Scrum
- 14. Reporting & Charts
- 15. Custom Project Templates
Related:
- What's New in GitHub Projects & Issues (2026 Q4): what GitHub has shipped since this series was recorded
- Agile-ish: Lightweight Project Management with GitHub Projects (VSLive Vegas 2026)
