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Agile is an iterative and incremental software development methodology. In agile, the project is broken down into smaller, more manageable pieces, and each piece is developed and delivered in a series of sprints. This methodology is often used for smaller, more complex projects without fully known requirements.
Fidelity in software refers to the finesse and precision of a feature or solution. It relates to the well-known Iron Triangle of Project Management, where scope, cost, and time are essential to project delivery, and quality is an additional non-negotiable variable. Fidelity can be used to understand the difference between […]
Agile methodologies emphasize the importance of problem-solving and decision-making to improve team performance and deliver high-quality products continuously. Here are some ways that Agile techniques can be used to solve problems and make decisions: Retrospectives Retrospectives are a vital part of Agile methodologies that involve reflecting on past sprints or […]
Agile methodologies are designed to be adaptable and responsive to change. In a business environment that is constantly evolving, Agile teams need to be able to quickly adapt to new challenges and respond to changes in the market. Here are some ways that Agile Teams can react to change and […]
These are questions you can ask during each type of Scrum event to help guide the meeting and ensure it’s productive: Sprint Planning Daily Standup Sprint Review Sprint Retrospective
Scaling agile is all the rage these days and especially popular with laggard adopters who want to broaden their management span of control. Most Scaling frameworks are just classical military hierarchies suitable for command and control. In a suitably arranged organization of 625 people, the average number of communication hops […]
The Agile Triangle is a concept in Agile software development that highlights the interdependence between three essential components of a successful project: scope, time, and cost. It proposes that the project team should strive to balance these three components, with the content being the most critical factor. The Agile Triangle […]
What goes on inside a developer’s head when they make estimates, and why that’s so hard to fix The article focuses on why developers are bad at estimating and how this affects development. The author argues that one of the main reasons is that writing software involves figuring out something […]
The daily scrum is an essential part of the Scrum framework, which is an agile methodology. It is a meeting for the development team members to inspect and adapt their work toward the sprint goal. The daily scrum is not a status meeting; it is not for reporting, and only […]
Agile teams can produce a viable product in no time when they swarm, but this all-hands approach to creating a user story or feature isn’t straightforward. Agile swarming is a technique development teams use to quickly finish a feature or user story. The team members with available time and appropriate […]
The Agile methodology is a project management approach that focuses on continuous product or service development improvement through short, iterative cycles called sprints. Iterative development breaks down larger projects into smaller chunks and allows for continuous testing and improvement. Daily meetings are key to Agile, where team members discuss progress […]