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Agile Development
Agile is a game changer for all things business related - it improves efficiency, productivity, profitability, etc. It does this through breaking down processes that were previously big and unmanageable into smaller increments; which result in faster speeds with increased efficiency (because there isn't wasted time or resources).
We work extensively with Agile teams and come equipped with partnerships from Scrum Inc., developers of the most well-known method for implementing Agile practices within an organization. This partnership comes with many perks such as easy accessibility to their certified scrum masters and product owners who have mastered the art of implementation so they can coach you through anything technical when working on your team's project (whether it be infrastructure needs or general best practices) - giving you back precious hours throughout the day while also making sure everything goes smoothly when running projects later on down the line!
We're here to help you go from mediocre to amazing. From being stuck in one place, and never growing or evolving past what came before it, to being empowered by something else entirely. A whole new way of doing things where people work together instead of against each other; where there are no limits to what can be accomplished. It starts with understanding how good your company currently is at working together, moving forward when needed (all while staying true to its roots), continuing on the path towards greatness-and then making sure it all stays that way for many years.
Let us guide you through every obstacle in your way when it comes to using agile methods for your company. One of the many things we do is talk about all the possible hurdles including but not limited to sluggish bureaucracy, inefficient communication, and common misunderstandings between management and labor. Furthermore, we use agile practices to give you a clear path towards making changes internally that may be too risky or even impossible otherwise.
Agile Development
Agile Development is a methodology for developing software in smaller, more manageable increments. This approach allows for more frequent delivery of new features and functionality, and enables faster feedback and collaboration between developers and stakeholders.
Kanban Development is a service that
helps organizations to improve their
development processes by using the
Kanban methodology. The service
provides support in the form of advice,
training, and tools to help organizations
implement Kanban in their development
process.
Kanban Development helps organizations to improve their development processes by optimizing the way they work. The service provides support in the form of advice, training, and tools to help organizations implement Kanban in their development process. The goal of Kanban Development is to help organizations improve their development processes so that they can deliver better quality products and services to their customers.
Kanban Development helps organizations to improve their development processes by optimizing the way they work. The service provides support in the form of advice, training, and tools to help organizations implement Kanban in their development process. The goal of Kanban Development is to help organizations improve their development processes so that they can deliver better quality products and services to their customers.
Test Driven Development (TDD) is a
development methodology which focuses
on writing tests first, before writing the
actual code. The idea behind TDD is that
by writing tests first, we can design our
code to be more testable and easier to
refactor. This results in code that is of a
higher quality and is less likely to contain
bugs.
TDD is a process that can be used for both new development and for refactoring existing code. When used for new development, the first step is to write a test which fails. This test should be focused on a small, single piece of functionality. Once the test is written, the code is then written to make the test pass. The code should only be written to make the test pass; no additional code should be added. Once the code is written and the test passes, the code should be refactored to improve its quality. This process is then repeated for each new piece of functionality.
TDD is a process that can be used for both new development and for refactoring existing code. When used for new development, the first step is to write a test which fails. This test should be focused on a small, single piece of functionality. Once the test is written, the code is then written to make the test pass. The code should only be written to make the test pass; no additional code should be added. Once the code is written and the test passes, the code should be refactored to improve its quality. This process is then repeated for each new piece of functionality.
Continuous Integration (CI) is a
development practice that requires
developers to integrate code into a shared
repository several times a day. Each
check-in is then verified by an automated
build, allowing teams to detect problems
early.
CI is used to improve the quality of software, and to reduce the time it takes to deliver new features to customers. CI also allows developers to make small changes and see how they impact the application as a whole, rather than waiting for a large, quarterly release.
Some of the benefits of Continuous Integration include:
● Reduced risk of integration problems
● Faster feedback on code changes
● Increased developer productivity
● Reduced time to market for new features
● Improved software quality
CI is used to improve the quality of software, and to reduce the time it takes to deliver new features to customers. CI also allows developers to make small changes and see how they impact the application as a whole, rather than waiting for a large, quarterly release.
Some of the benefits of Continuous Integration include:
● Reduced risk of integration problems
● Faster feedback on code changes
● Increased developer productivity
● Reduced time to market for new features
● Improved software quality
Agile project management is a set of
principles for software development under
which requirements and solutions evolve
through the collaborative effort of
self-organizing and cross-functional
teams and their customers/end users.
The main tenets of agile project management are:
● Iterative and incremental development
● A time-boxed approach to planning and delivery
● A focus on delivering working software
● Close collaboration between customers/end users and the development team
● Regular adaptation to changing circumstances
The main tenets of agile project management are:
● Iterative and incremental development
● A time-boxed approach to planning and delivery
● A focus on delivering working software
● Close collaboration between customers/end users and the development team
● Regular adaptation to changing circumstances
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