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Endava Career Days Jan 2012 - The new invisible hand – agile development
- 1. The New Invisible Hand: Agile Development Silviu-Horea Eigel Senior Developer 28-01-2012
- 2. Agenda • Traditional methodologies are not well suited for many software projects • Agile methodologies are better suited for software development • A core concept of Agile development • Your questions 2
- 3. What I am not going to cover IN YOUR ZONE 3
- 4. What made me choose this subject IN YOUR ZONE 4
- 5. What made me choose this subject IN YOUR ZONE 5
- 6. What made me choose this subject IN YOUR ZONE 6
- 7. What made me choose this subject IN YOUR ZONE 7
- 8. Adam Smith’s Invisible hand • Self-regulating nature of the marketplace • Individual ambition benefits society • Even if the ambitious have no benevolent intentions IN YOUR ZONE 8
- 9. Traditional Methodologies Defined process control • Control through thorough planning • Well-defined set of inputs -> same outputs • Every piece of work must be completely understood • Emphasis on planning before building • The process is in the front row • Trying to maintain the process we disregard reality IN YOUR ZONE 9
- 10. Agile Methodologies Empiric process control • Control through frequent inspection and adaptation • For processes that: • Are imperfectly defined • Generate unpredictable and unrepeatable outputs • Software development • Is entirely intellectual • The materials used are extremely volatile IN YOUR ZONE 10
- 11. Feedback loops IN YOUR ZONE 11
- 12. Feedback loops IN YOUR ZONE 12
- 13. Planning IN YOUR ZONE 13
- 14. Planning IN YOUR ZONE 14
- 15. Design & Architecture IN YOUR ZONE 15
- 16. Design & Architecture IN YOUR ZONE 16
- 17. Design & Architecture IN YOUR ZONE 17
- 18. Design & Architecture IN YOUR ZONE 18
- 19. Code reviewing IN YOUR ZONE 19
- 20. Integration IN YOUR ZONE 20
- 21. Integration IN YOUR ZONE 21
- 22. Testing IN YOUR ZONE 22
- 23. Status reporting IN YOUR ZONE 23
- 24. Releasing IN YOUR ZONE 24
- 25. Releasing IN YOUR ZONE 25
- 26. The Team IN YOUR ZONE 26
- 27. The Team IN YOUR ZONE 27
- 28. Communication IN YOUR ZONE 28
- 29. Conclusions IN YOUR ZONE 29
- 30. Conclusions IN YOUR ZONE 30
- 31. The end Silviu-Horea Eigel| Senior Developer silviu.eigel@endava.com thank you IN YOUR ZONE 31
Editor's Notes
- Forester Research and Dr Dobb’s. They indicate that agile methods are now used more than any other approach for IT projects. With 35% of companies using agile and a further 21% using some kind of iterative approach and only 13% using a waterfall approach.Gartner’s analysts (Thomas Murphy and David Norton) predict that by 2012 “agile development methods will be utilized in 80% of all software development projects”
- Forester Research and Dr Dobb’s. They indicate that agile methods are now used more than any other approach for IT projects. With 35% of companies using agile and a further 21% using some kind of iterative approach and only 13% using a waterfall approach.Gartner’s analysts (Thomas Murphy and David Norton) predict that by 2012 “agile development methods will be utilized in 80% of all software development projects”
- Forester Research and Dr Dobb’s. They indicate that agile methods are now used more than any other approach for IT projects. With 35% of companies using agile and a further 21% using some kind of iterative approach and only 13% using a waterfall approach.Gartner’s analysts (Thomas Murphy and David Norton) predict that by 2012 “agile development methods will be utilized in 80% of all software development projects”
- Forester Research and Dr Dobb’s. They indicate that agile methods are now used more than any other approach for IT projects. With 35% of companies using agile and a further 21% using some kind of iterative approach and only 13% using a waterfall approach.Gartner’s analysts (Thomas Murphy and David Norton) predict that by 2012 “agile development methods will be utilized in 80% of all software development projects”
- Adam Smith (baptised 16 June 1723 – 17 July 1790 [OS: 5 June 1723 – 17 July 1790]) was a Scottish social philosopher and a pioneer of political economy.
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