What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when you listen to the word “Agile”? We could assume that this word now has a strong association with the project management, or perhaps even it is considered to be its direct synonym. Read More
Probably every person who is involved in the IT industry, at least once heard about Agile methodology, and every second, perhaps, at least once cooperated with it. Despite such prevalence and popularity, there is still a dull apprehension of Agile and its actual practical application. Read More
We continue to delve into the study of the features of Agile methodology because it is a truly inexhaustible topic. And today would like to touch the essence of the project development processes in Agile.
Agile methodology is widely known for its specific approaches to project management, especially during the initial part of the work planning. Developers come together and start creating the project by means of such task forms as epics.
Here is Agile again – most of the specialists are talking only about how it is good, effective, impactful and many other epithets. But few are aware that Agile is rather difficult and can be adaptable to limited types of projects.
Project management does not imply approximations or inaccuracy. Therefore, there are so many numbers, schemes and precise charts in methodologies, tools, and services’ functionality. Read More
Building great software depends on different factors, including long-term Agile planning. Any long-term project means the collaboration when multiple teams need to coordinate with one another. Read More
Lean methodology is considered to be one of the most appreciable ways of project management. But few are aware that this methodology is more just an economical approach to project development – today we are going to explore this question properly.
Today when software development stays in high demand, developers are being pressured to code and modify more, still meeting all client requirements and work deadlines. Read More
