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# Agile

BamBam! Teamwork Academy: Agile

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BamBam! Teamwork Academy is a new series by 84kids focusing on online collaboration, project management and Agile approach to software development. Each presentation contains a number of useful tips that can be applied in practice to all kinds of development business, from small software houses to engineering companies running on workflows to large production ventures. Feel free to comment and share!

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# Agile

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What is Agile?

Agile is a group of software development methods based on iteration and increment.

The main difference from traditional approach to development is that Agile promotes dynamic evolution of software through development cycles (iterations) and allows for rapid change to the product in response to customer demand.

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What is more important for you: individuals and interactions or processes and tools?

Do you spend more time making your product usableor making documentation how to use it?

Would you rather collaborate with your clientsor negotiate hard?

Are you able to respond to changes on-the-flyor do you stick to the plan no matter what?

Will Agile work for my company?

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If you chose at least one answer in

bold then Agile is definitely worth

giving a shot

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Feature Driven Development

Dynamic Systems Development Method

Test-driven Development

Extreme Programming (XP)

Scrum

Lean Software Development

Kanban

Selected methods of Agile

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Agile will not solve your problems off the cuff

The process of adopting agile can be painful. Make sure that your team is well informed about the changes it involves

Adopting agile is about changing mindset, not tools

What should I know before adopting Agile?

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Poor or lack of communication

Badly constructed teams (no complementation)

No customer participation

Poor planning

Not enough determination in fighting resistance from the team accustomed to old working habits

Common mistakes of new Agile teams

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Use abstract estimation points (like colors or shapes)to represent the size of new work

Don’t use deadlines until you and your team know how quickly a task can be completed

Engage your team in planning iterations and respect the value of their insights

Give your team a prioritized list of requests (backlog) rather than a set of directives

Always foster an environment of trust in your company

How to make your team commissioned

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