Software Development Methodologies and Team Management
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This document provides an overview of software development methodologies including agile, Scrum, Extreme Programming (XP), and DevOps. It defines these methodologies and compares their processes and practices. The main agile methodologies discussed are Scrum and XP. It notes that agile is an iterative approach that builds software incrementally to satisfy customers, accept changes, and focus on collaboration and testing. Scrum is described as the most common agile process using sprints, with roles like the product owner and team leader. DevOps is defined as a combination of practices that increase speed of delivery through continuous development, testing, integration, deployment and monitoring.
Software Development Methodologies and Team Management
- 1. Software Development Methodologies and team management Yazan Alkatshah Tala Hjaij Eman Essa
- 2. Intro agile definition agile methodologies XP programming scrum devops definition devops vs. agile devops practices CONTENTS
- 3. advanced requirements , user role , misunderstanding and final deadline was the reasons to followagile. Agile Traditional development methodologies
- 4. Agile is a time boxed, iterative approach to software delivery thatbuilds software incrementally. Agile Accept changes collaborationtesting Satisfy customers
- 5. agile methodologies : Extreme Programming. SCRUM. DSDM. Adaptive Software Development. Crystal, Feature-Driven Development, Pragmatic Programming. Lean Development. Agile
- 10. Scrum
- 11. The most common agile process for product development, especially software development. Projects are progressing through a series of auctions called sprints. Everyone is responsible for the success of the product.
- 13. XP Scrum The Sprints extend from two weeks to one month. Duplicates take 1 or 2 weeks. It does not allow changes to be made in a session. Are more interchangeable within replication.
- 16. Advantages Disadvantages Change Control Requirements. Detecting faults. Increased performance. Duplicate and incremental delivery. Design flexibility. Improvements in quality. The main focus is on development rather than design and user. High test timeout. Multiple teams that require coordination. It does not fit well with large projects. Lots of time may be allocated to any small individual feature. The cost of using agile methods may be too high for lost production.
- 17. Devops Is a combination of philosophies, practices and cultural tools that increase the organization's ability to deliver applications and services at high speed.
- 18. Devops
- 21. Finished Project vs. Deployment Team Size Scheduling Agile vs. DevOps: How theyDiffer
- 22. Teamwork Communication Agile DevOps: How Are theSimilar
- 23. DevOps Practices Continuous Development Continuous Testing Continuous Integration Continuous Deployment Continuous Monitoring
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