Agile Development

Agile Methodology

Agile methodology refers to the process in which a combination of the iterative and incremental model is embedded to develop software effectively. Agile methodology promotes the development and testing of specific software throughout the software development life cycle. The best part of agile is implementation and testing both are done simultaneously.

Agile Software Development

Agile software development includes Extreme Programming, Scrum, Feature-Driven Development, Crystal, Lean Development, and Dynamic System Development. Agile software development emphasizes four principles:

Individual and team interaction over several tools and processes
Demo working software solution is the best method to communicate customers to gather requirements
Continuous customer collaboration is important to collect complete requirements
Quick response to any change and development

Agile Development Model Comes With A Plenty Of Benefits

Agile development is one of the best software development methods that provides various advantages to the organization. Agile methodology facilitates teams to manage their work more efficiently and deploying high-quality products while pondering budget as well. Have a look at the following benefits of agile development:

The division of a single project into multiple sub-part can help the team to deliver a high-quality product.
The agile development process involves users or clients throughout the project.
Business stakeholders can be also involved in the development cycle to maximize the focus on producing strategic business value.

Agile Software Development Lifecycle Phases

Now, let’s have a look at the process we follow for agile software development:

Phase 1: Gathering Customer Requirements

Before making any flowchart or blueprint, we first consider conducting a meeting with the customer to collect all the requirements so we can prepare its blueprint.

Phase 2: Preparation For Designing

After the confirmation of the blueprint, our team of designers prepares themselves to produce a feature-rich and high-quality design that will match the customer’s requirements.

Phase 3: Development Brings Software Alive

After the approval of designing, our development team jumps to the development phase to sprinkle the magic of their coding skills.

Phase 4: Testing And Deployment

Once development is completed, the testing is performed to identify errors or bugs if any, so we can produce error-free software for the customer.

Phase 5: Review

In this phase, the development team review the progress of the project and exchange their ideas. Once it is done, we go for a new stage of development or iteration.