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Agile Methodologies - The Missing Path
Posted by: Mohamed Kishawy
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Introduction:
In the past few years an increasing numbers of styles of software development models, referred to as agile methodologies have been gaining a lot of interest in the software development world. Promising an antidote to bureaucracy that old models were forcing, agile methodologies became very successful in gaining a huge number of followers and supporters all over the software landscape. Eventually the question changed from "Should we become agile?" to "Which agile methodology should we follow?" This article will try to answer this question by showing (in general) three of the main agile methodologies that have a long record of success. This article will also try to decide on the best way of implantation for these methodologies particularly in startup environments.
So let's start by going over the main concepts of the 3 chosen methodologies; Lean, Scrum, and Extreme Programming (XP).
(Mis)understanding Scrum
Posted by: Michael Mallete
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