Feedback Loops in Agile Development
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Agile development relies on feedback loops to continuously improve the development process. Short iterations and frequent delivery of working software allows customers to provide early and regular feedback to identify issues and ensure the project stays aligned with their needs. Feedback also comes from testing and following principles like rapid feedback and short releases where developers seek feedback quickly after each change and deliver new versions frequently to speed up the feedback cycle. The goal is to detect and address problems as early as possible through an empirical process of making changes, learning from the results, and evolving the process.
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Feedback Loops in Agile Development
- 1. Feedback Loops in Agile Development BehrouzBakhtiari Tabriz Software OpenTalks
- 2. N DecadesAgo Tabriz Software OpenTalks
- 3. Now Tabriz Software OpenTalks
- 4. Uncertainty Tabriz Software OpenTalks
- 5. Feedback Tabriz Software OpenTalks
- 6. Agile is all about feedback loops. Tabriz Software OpenTalks
- 7. Empirical process control Transparency Inspection Adaptation Scrum + Tabriz Software OpenTalks
- 8. Scrum Tabriz Software OpenTalks
- 9. Scrum Tabriz Software OpenTalks
- 10. In order to achieve high quality, namely to achieve what the customer needs, very short feedback loops are used to show the development to the customer continuously. Thus, an incorrect development can be stopped very quickly. Feedback does not only come from the customer, but also from the tests. Values of XP : Feedback Tabriz Software OpenTalks
- 11. Rapid Feedback:Feedback on all activities should be sought as quickly as possible, resulting in good learning effects. Principles of XP Tabriz Software OpenTalks
- 12. Principles of XP Assume Simplicity:Simple solutions are easier to understand and feedback can be obtained faster. Tabriz Software OpenTalks
- 13. Short Releases:New deliveries should be made at short intervals. Consequently, customers receive the required functions quicker and can therefore give feedback on the development quicker. Practices of XP Tabriz Software OpenTalks
- 14. Lean Tabriz Software OpenTalks
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