The goal of Agile is to increase productivity in software development. Read here how you can use Agile for web development.
Join the DZone community and get the full member experience. Have you been considering using another approach to your web development process? If you have been an avid user of the waterfall method, you must be aware of agile procedures. Changing from waterfall to agile can sound a little scary because no one can predict if it will work for you. However, see it as something that must be implemented and tested a few times until your team finds how to make it work perfectly. But how to know if a change to agile is genuinely what your company needs? Sadly, there is no short guide that you can answer to discover if you’re ready to follow the three laws of agile. Nevertheless, we want to explain the difference between agile and waterfall methods, the benefits of using agile, and how to succeed if you use this methodology in your business. One of the main issues of traditional web development processes is that they do not allow flexibility. The waterfall methodology (which is a traditional one) follows a linear process.
