The Difference Between Waterfall, Iterative Waterfall, Scrum and Lean Software Development (In Pictures!)
Here’s a VERY simple overview of the main differences between Waterfall Development, Iterative Waterfall Development, Scrum/Agile Development and Lean.
What does ‘Done’ mean in Agile Software Development?
In Agile Software Development environments, we aim to deliver ‘[potentially] shippable code’ at the end of each iteration.
Sprint Planning: Hours or Story Points (?) – that is the question!
There is a lot of debate about whether to estimate sprint requirements in hours or to leave them in Story Points. Personally, I see pros and cons of both approaches but would use Story Points over hours where/whenever possible.
The Product Manager – Role and Responsibilities
The Product Manager represents the Product Owner and the End-User/Customer – they are responsible for defining and scheduling the delivery of high quality output in line with business requirements and priorities.
How Agile Are You? (The Survey!)
How Agile Are You? A question originally posed by Nokia, shortly followed by Kelly Waters of All About Agile. This post contains a downloadable template you can use to measure yourself against a list of 42 criteria. See how you measure up!
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var dzone_style=”2″;This is the personal blog of Tara Hamilton-Whitaker, Digital Development Director for IPC Media, the UK subsidiary of Time Inc. a Time Warner company. Tara has over 13 years of experience in the areas of digital product development, project and programme management. Tara is a Certified Scrum Master, an MSP Practitioner and holds a BsC Hons [...]
I actually was able in my SDLC processes to marry the Waterfall with Scrum and Agile and it is working ...
I experienced that using story points based on complexity has brought the team disagreement in assigning points. We still ...
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Good article, and I STRONGLY ENCOURAGE everyone to read Andy Bruce's earlier response. Andy has nailed the often missed point ...
You have completely demonstrated the whole scheme of software development within the above diagram on such a fine way. Truly ...