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Focus on code and iterative development to quickly meet changing requirements.
Prioritizes individuals and interactions over processes and tools.
Agile interleaves specification, design, and implementation through negotiation.
Customers provide and prioritize requirements throughout development.
Software is developed in increments based on customer-specified requirements.
Design systems to accommodate evolving requirements.
A methodology focused on improving software quality and responsiveness.
Delivers small, frequent system releases with customer involvement.
Facilitates the Scrum process and removes blockers for the team.
Team members share progress, plans, and blockers to enhance communication.
Clarifies requirements and ensures all new functionality is validated.
Customers may have limited availability, affecting their participation.
Delivering software on time and within budget through adaptive planning.
By allowing continuous feedback and adaptation during development.
Defines product vision and prioritizes tasks in the backlog.
Encourages code ownership and serves as an informal review process.
Focus on simplicity in both software and development processes.
A fixed-length cycle for developing a system increment, typically 2-4 weeks.
To discuss what went well and what can be improved in the process.
By ensuring that systems are developed with maintainability in mind.