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Basic Agile

Agile
Agile Manifesto
  • Individual & Interaction value more than Process & Tools
  • Working Software than Comprehensive Documentation
  • Customer Collaboration than Contract negotiation
  • Responding to change than following a plan

Agile Alliance
  • Crystal
  • Pragmatic Programming
  • Extreme Programming
  • Adaptive S/W Development
  • DSDM
  • Feature Driven Development
  • SCRUM

Agile Principles

  1. Customer Focused
    1. Early and continuous delivery software
    2. Welcome changing requirements
    3. Deliver working software frequently
  2. Team Focused
    1. Business people and developers work together daily
    2. Build projects around motivated individuals
    3. Emphasis on face-to-face interactions
  3. Development focused
    1. Working software shows progress
    2. Sustainable development pace
    3. Require technical excellence and good design
  4. Remaining
    1. Simplicity
    2. Self-Organizing team
    3. Regular Team retrospective and Adaptation
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