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Agile methodologies, those that everyone
mentions but doesn't always explain well.
Today we are going to understand it directly
examples. Let's start with the basics. What
is being agile? Agile is not doing everything
quickly and in a hurry, no. Being
able to adapt to change,
work as a team, and consistently deliver value is key
. All of this began in
2001 with the
Agile Manifesto, a document signed by a group
of experts who wanted to revolutionize the way
way
software was developed. But be careful, this methodology isn't
just for programmers, but
also for marketing, design, and even
your personal life. So, taking
the above into account, the
most popular and well-known agile methodologies are the
following. Scrom, the
team coach. Let's imagine you divide your
project into smaller projects called
sprints. Each sprint lasts between one and four
weeks and at the end you deliver something that
works. Hence the phrase divide and
conquer. Scrom has flaws like the
Scrom Master, who is the facilitator, and the
product owner, who is the one who prioritizes
tasks. This is like playing a game of
soccer, except instead of scoring
goals, what matters is scoring or
achieving objectives. One of its advantages
is that it's ideal for projects with
changing requirements and
small teams, which encourages
collaboration and transparency. One of
its disadvantages is that it can
be rigid in terms of roles and
ceremonies, which doesn't always suit
all teams. Its field of work
is software development, but it is
also used in marketing and
product management. Companies like Spotify and
Google have adopted Scrom into their
workflow. Canban, the
task viewer. Well, we know that a picture is
worth a thousand words, so
Canban is the king of visualization,
where you use a board with columns, such as to-
do in progress and
done, and you move cards or sticky notes
as you progress. It's super flexible and
perfect for projects that don't have
fixed dates, like organizing your calendar or
planning an event. So one of its
advantages is that it's quite flexible and
easy to implement and it also helps
identify bottlenecks.
Among its disadvantages we can find
that it can be less effective in
projects with very strict deadlines. His
field of work is technical support,
manufacturing and
software development. Companies like Toyota and Sara
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Store. Extreme Programming, the
perfectionist. NXP. Quality comes
first here. It is widely used in
software development and is based on practices such as
pair programming, since two
heads are better than one, and
constant testing is also implemented to
avoid errors. It's like having
quality control at every step. Therefore,
one of its advantages is the improvement of
code quality and the promotion of
collaboration. One of its disadvantages
could be that it is a bit
resource-intensive and not always easy to
implement on very large teams. His
field of work is
software development and companies such as Ford and Chrysler
have used
XP. Read the
minimalist. This comes from
Toyota's philosophy and focuses on eliminating everything
that does not add value. If something is not
useful, it is discarded. This is like cleaning out
your closet. You only keep what you
really need. Therefore, one
of its advantages is that it reduces
waste and improves efficiency. One
of its disadvantages is that it can be
difficult to implement in
organizations with very
established processes. His field of work is
manufacturing, software development and
services. Companies like Nike and
Intel have
used it. Feature Drive and
Development, the parts builder.
Here at FDD the project is divided into
features or
specific characteristics. Each feature is
designed, built, and tested
separately. It's like putting together a puzzle
piece by piece until the
picture is complete. Therefore, one of its
advantages is that it is very structured and
easy to follow, which is ideal for
large projects. Unfortunately, one
of its disadvantages is that it can be
less flexible in environments with
changing requirements. His field of
work is software development and
companies like Bank of America have
used him. Safe, the
conductor. This agile methodology is for
the big guys. When you have multiple
teams working on the same project,
Safe helps coordinate everything without causing
chaos. Therefore,
he is known as the
conductor because he ensures that all the
work flows harmoniously. So one of
its advantages is that it's ideal for
large organizations with multiple
teams, and one of its disadvantages is that it
can become complex and
bureaucratic. His field of work is
large corporations and
software development. Companies like Cisco and Philips have
have
implemented it. And here comes the big
question, which is, how do we choose
the best methodology? The answer is it
depends. If you have a small team and
a very short project, Scrom or Canmban
can be a good option.
Now, if you are looking for extreme quality,
you definitely have to go for XP.
But if you work with a very
large company, Safe could be an
option. The important thing is to test, adapt,
and find what works best for
you. So those were the best and
most popular agile methodologies
explained in just a few minutes. Let us know in
the comments which one you liked the most or
which one you'd like us to delve deeper into, and
if you've used any agile methodology in
your work or personal life. Don't forget to
leave us a like, a comment, and a
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