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points

Points are used in Agile planning within a team. These points are not hours, they are Fibonacci sequence based on complexity, risk and unknown factors. You will not know what 1 point means, but you will know that 1 point is easier than 2 points.

Also note 8 different issues with 1 each is not the same as an 8 point issue because a 1 point issue has little to no risk or unknowns, where as the 8 point issue has a much bigger risk.

Note: good first issues are not always 1 point, they could be more but unlikely to be bigger than 3.

Point examples

Story points are units of measurement used to determine how much effort is required to complete a product backlog item or any other piece of work. The team assigns story points based on the work's complexity, amount, and uncertainty. Story points are not time estimates. They are not hours. They are not days. They are not even estimates. They are simply a unit of measurement

PointsExample 1Example 2
1Fixing a typoImproving documentation
2Refactoring into components-
3New feature either in the front or back end-
5New feature that requires fullstack changes-
8Adding Authenticationprobably should be broken down into smaller issues
13Moving from json files to forms for profilesprobably should be broken down into smaller issues

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