From this link I assert that a feature is a set of backlog items, but what is an epic supposed to be?
What are Epics in regard of features and backlog items in Team Foundation? [closed]
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It's just a virtual package which allow you to group Feature items, like other Portfolio Management levels like Feature itself. It's just named as Epic as a higher level of Feature. In this article, Epic is the same as Initiatives. –
Preglacial
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it's about project management term definition, not about programming. –
Bonnes
The general consensus is that:
- Product backlog Item is something that can be delivered in a single sprint.
- Feature is something that can't be delivered in a single sprint, but that can be delivered in a single release.
- Epic is something that transcends releases.
- Theme is a cross cutting concern.
Theme is generally implemented as a tag in TFS and VSTS.
This is a practice that is in line with Scrum Framework, Nexus Framework, and SAfE methodology.
From this link:
"Epics are hierarchically above Features. Features are mapped to Epics, like Backlog items are mapped to Features"
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