An Introduction to Agile Software Development
Monday, 23rd July 2007
Published by:  This paper is an introduction to the Agile school of software development. There are two broad schools of thought when it comes to software development: traditional sequential, a.k.a. "the waterfall method", and iterative methods of which Agile is a subset. The objective is to demonstrate the short-comings of the waterfall approach while providing a solution in iterative, and more specifically, Agile methods. |
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