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Agile Software Development: A Case Study of Web Application
Mr. D. T. T. Vijaya Kumar, Ms. M. Sowmya Vani
Volume 12 Issue 14
Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology
Volume 12 Issue 14
Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology
Agile methodology is an approach used for the development of a project which helps to respond to the unpredictability of building software through incremental, iterative work cadences. These methodologies are used to deal with the situations where the waterfall model fails. The biggest drawback of waterfall model is that it assumes that every requirement of the project can be identified before any design or coding occurs [1]. In this paper we are specifying the differences in the development of a project by using the Agile Methods: Extreme Programming (XP) and Scrum through a case study on Women’s Era (WE- A State Level Women Development and Support).
