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| − | '''Agile software development''' is a type for [[software development methodology]] that | + | '''Agile software development''' is a type for [[software development methodology]] that emphasizes close collaboration between clients, software developers, and business persons involved in the project. |
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* face-to-face communication rather than written documentation | * face-to-face communication rather than written documentation | ||
* working deliverables rather than comprehensive documentation | * working deliverables rather than comprehensive documentation | ||
* customer collaboration rather than [[contract]] mode | * customer collaboration rather than [[contract]] mode | ||
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* [[DSDM]] | * [[DSDM]] | ||
* [[Feature Driven Development]] | * [[Feature Driven Development]] | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Latest revision as of 05:51, 11 October 2006
Agile software development is a type for software development methodology that emphasizes close collaboration between clients, software developers, and business persons involved in the project.
Benefits[edit]
- face-to-face communication rather than written documentation
- working deliverables rather than comprehensive documentation
- customer collaboration rather than contract mode
- adapting to changes rather than staying with the plan
List of agile methodologies[edit]
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Agile Alliance a non-profit organisation set up to encourage and research agile software development
- Agile Manifesto
