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An Agile Approach to Developing a New Software Version[article] Every software typically develops a new version periodically. Creating a new software version is an involved process, and in this article, we will explore how it can be made Agile. |
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What Makes Apache Kafka Suitable for Agile Development[article] The Agile Manifesto establishes 12 principles for Agile software development. Most software that has a dependency on another software inherits its Agile features—and in this article, we will explore what makes Apache Kafka suitable for Agile software development. |
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Exploratory Testing: Why Is It Not Ideal for Agile Projects?[article] As the Agile environment has efficient principles that allow quick responses to changes and the ability to deal with uncertainty, exploratory testing may seem like a perfect match for such projects. However, this is only partially true. In reality, diverse reasons impede its usage in Agile projects, and companies should take them into account before designing QA strategies. |
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What Makes Apache Hadoop Agile[article] Agile software development emphasizes continuous delivery of valuable software, simplicity, working software, customer collaboration, responding to change, and welcoming changing requirements. In this article, we shall discuss how Apache Hadoop (one of the top open-source projects)-based software fulfills Agile software development principles. |
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Mutual Trust: A Foundation for Self-Organized High Performing Agile Teams[article] One of the major contributors to an agile project's success or failure are the people. When it comes to people and self-organized high-performing teams, mutual trust is the foundational and one of the most critical factors. This article focuses on mutual trust in the context of agile software development, the 7 principles, and related steps on how this can be achieved towards building self-organizing and high-performing teams. |