👉 Scaum is a type of software architecture that uses a hierarchical, tree-like structure to organize and manage code. It was developed by Microsoft in the 1980s as a way to better organize and maintain complex software projects. Scaums are typically represented in a tree format, with each level representing a different component or feature within the project. The root of the scaum is usually the application logic (the parts that make up the system), while the leaves represent the intermediate components
