Thursday, May 3, 2012  What is agile development?   - If you
want to know how scrum/XP/kanban works, this post is not for
you. - if you want to know what the agile manifesto is, this is
not for you - If you want to know how CMMI and agile can live
together, this is not for you - If you want to read what good
and bad agile are, this is not for you   if you want a high
level understanding what agile is about in less than 500 words,
keep reading. I'll do my best explaining it concisely.  I've
been lost in the amount of information about agile methods
before, so to help you avoid that, you just need to know this.
Agile is not a process; Agile is a mindset.  (And may I also
add, agile is a buzzword so people can remember it more easily.)
If I had to summarize agile software development in one
sentence, it would be this.  Try to ship useful, non-buggy
software quickly using the simplest process that is still
feasible.  By useful, I mean it gives what the user needs. By
feasible, I mean meets the constraints impos