Agile journey: The Enlightenment
We are used to living with the plans and processes to make the complex things easier to follow and accessible to a wide group. It is common to build and standardize the process. Examples from a simple hand washing process to the medical examination process, and processes for discovering new processes. That’s why when we learn to start a software project you will see the legendary Waterfall model. Waterfall represents the development life cycle of a typical software project. From the perspective of a software developer, we can treat it as an overall steps to take, the jobs to do when participate in the software development process. What makes Waterfal the traditional methodology and Agile the modern way of development? The popular answer is that Waterfall is suitable for projects with clear requirements that come mainly from the customer businesses, while Agile is suitable for the new economy that moves aggressively where the customers have to get rid and change. That is the common anal
My Agile journey: The Enlightenment My Agile journey: The Enlightenment Apr 15, 2022 We are used to living with the plans and processes to make the complex things easier to follow and accessible to a wide group. It is common to build and standardize the process. Examples from a simple hand washing process to the medical examination process, and processes for discovering new processes. That’s why when we learn to start a software project you will see the legendary Waterfall model. Waterfall represents the development life cycle of a typical software project. From the perspective of a software d
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