The document analyzes communication efforts within various agile development processes including Scrum, Kanban, XP, and a unique Banana method, focusing on synchronous and asynchronous communication dynamics among developers and customers. Research questions investigate which process requires more communication time and overhead, using a case study involving Android and web applications developed by multiple teams. Findings indicate that while Scrum and Kanban processes delivered projects with less effort, the communication overhead is not significantly influenced by the choice of development process, suggesting communication should be viewed positively in learning environments.