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If you have a friend or coworker who\'s a software developer, product
manager, or project manager, you may have heard them mention \"agile\"
before. But what is agile, and why do so many people seem obsessed with
it?

In short, agile is a method of [software
development](https://resources.github.com/software-development/what-is-software-development/)
that prioritizes delivering value to customers in short and frequent
iterations. It\'s also become a popular practice in other scenarios
besides software.

Agile is not a single method but a family of techniques that share common values and principles. In this article, we'll explore what agile methodology is, its benefits, how it's used in different scenarios and professions, and what tools and integrations to use to make your Agile projects more efficient and enjoyable.

## **The Agile Manifesto and methodologies**

First, a super-quick history lesson. While it might feel like agile has
been around forever, it was created in 2001 by a group of 17 software
developers, product managers, and project managers who gathered in
Snowbird, Utah to discuss their frustrations with the traditional
[software development
lifecycle](https://resources.github.com/software-development/what-is-sdlc/).
At the meeting, they wrote the Agile Manifesto, a document in which they
described their vision for a better way of creating software.

While it might feel like agile has been around forever, it was created in 2001 by 17 software developers, product managers, and project managers who gathered in Snowbird, Utah, to discuss their frustrations with the traditional [software development lifecycle](https://resources.github.com/software-development/what-is-sdlc/). At the meeting, they wrote the Agile Manifesto, a document describing their vision for a better way of creating software.

### **The Agile Manifesto**

The Snowbird 17\'s manifesto centered on four core values:

1.  **Individuals and interactions over processes and tools**

2.  **Working software over comprehensive documentation**

3.  **Customer collaboration over contract negotiation**

4.  **Responding to change over following a plan**

These values emphasize the importance of human communication, feedback,
adaptation, and delivering functional software that meets the
customer\'s needs.

The manifesto also includes 12 principles for organizations to follow to
create a [collaborative software development
culture](https://resources.github.com/innersource/best-practices-collaborative-software-dev/):

1.  **Our highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and
    continuous delivery of valuable software.**

2.  **Welcome changing requirements, even late in development. Agile
    processes harness change for the customer\'s competitive
    advantage.**

3.  **Deliver working software frequently, from a couple of weeks to a couple of months, with a preference for a shorter timescale.**

4.  **Business people and developers must work together daily throughout
    the project.**

5.  **Build projects around motivated individuals. Give them the
    environment and support they need, and trust them to get the job
    done.**

6.  **The most efficient and effective method of conveying information
    to and within a development team is face-to-face conversation.**

7.  **Working software is the primary measure of progress.**

8.  **Agile processes promote sustainable development. The sponsors,
    developers, and users should be able to maintain a constant pace
    indefinitely.**

9.  **Continuous attention to technical excellence and good design
    enhances agility.**

10. **Simplicity---the art of maximizing the amount of work not
    done---is essential.**

11. **The best architectures, requirements, and designs emerge from
    self-organizing teams.**

12. **At regular intervals, the team reflects on how to become more
    effective, then tunes and adjusts its behavior accordingly.**

### **Common agile methodologies**

In practice, the agile methodology includes a range of methods and
frameworks, some of which, like scrum and extreme programming (XP),
existed before Agile and heavily influenced it. Some examples:

-   **Extreme programming (XP)**: A methodology that emphasizes
    high-quality software development through practices such as
    test-driven development, pair programming, code reviews,
    refactoring, and continuous integration. XP also advocates for
    frequent communication with the customer, short release cycles, and
    embracing change.

-   **Kanban**: A "lean" method that visualizes the workflow of the
    project using a board with columns that represent the stages of the
    process, such as \"to-do,\" \"in progress,\" and \"done.\" Kanban
    uses cards to represent work items and limits the number of cards in each column at a time to prevent bottlenecks and
    improve efficiency. It was originally developed at Toyota to make
    their manufacturing more efficient.

-   **Lean**: A philosophy---also adapted from Toyota's manufacturing
    processes---that aims to cut waste and maximize value in the
    software development process. Lean focuses on delivering the most
    valuable features to customers as fast as possible and applying the
    principle of continuous improvement, known as kaizen, to optimize
    the process and eliminate activities that don\'t add value.

-   **Scrum**: A framework that divides the project into small and
    time-boxed iterations called sprints, where the team works on a
    prioritized list of features called the product backlog. Scrum is
    characterized by its clearly defined roles like product owner, scrum
    master, and development team, and events including sprint planning,
    daily scrums, sprint reviews, and the sprint retrospectives.

These are just a few examples of agile software development
methodologies, and there are many more, including **crystal**, **feature-driven development** (often abbreviated as **FDD**), and the **dynamic systems development method (DSDM)**. Each methodology has its
own strengths and potential limitations depending on the scenario, and
there\'s no one-size-fits-all solution for every project. Organizations
often choose the methodology that best suits their needs or even
combine elements from different methodologies to create their own
customized agile approach.

## **Benefits of agile methodology**

Agile offers many benefits for software development and other types of
work, such as:

-   **Adaptability and flexibility**: Agile allows the team to respond
    to changing requirements and customer feedback quickly and
    effectively without compromising the quality of the software. Agile
    also empowers the team to make decisions and experiment with new
    ideas, fostering a culture of innovation and creativity.

-   **Enhanced collaboration and customer focus**: Agile promotes close
    collaboration between the team members, the business stakeholders,
    and the customers, creating a shared vision and understanding of the
    project goals and expectations. Agile also involves the customer
    throughout the development process, guaranteeing that the software
    meets their needs and delivers value.

-   **Delivering functional software**: Agile focuses on delivering
    working software that provides value to the customer rather than
    spending time and resources on documentation, planning, and
    reporting. Agile also encourages frequent testing and feedback,
    making sure that the software is of high quality and meets the
    standards and expectations of the customer.

These benefits can drive improved customer satisfaction, faster time to
market, lower costs, and improved team morale and productivity.

## **Agile in non-software scenarios**
Agile methodology applies to software development and other sectors and domains, such as marketing, product management, and scaling agile in large organizations. Some common examples:

-   **Marketing**: Agile can be applied to the marketing process to
    create campaigns, launch products, and generate leads, just to name
    a few. Agile marketing aims to deliver value to the customer faster,
    adapt to changing market conditions, and measure the impact of the
    marketing efforts. Methodologies such as scrum or kanban are popular
    in agile marketing, but hybrid agile methodologies are common, too.

-   **Product management**: Agile product management is like agile
    software development because it prioritizes delivering value to the
    customer, collaborating with the stakeholders, and responding to
    change. Agile product management can use methodologies such as scrum
    or lean, or custom frameworks. Agile product management often uses
    tools and techniques that emphasize product vision, roadmap,
    backlog, and user stories.

-   \"**Scaling agile\" in large organizations**: Particularly useful
    for [enterprise application
    development](https://resources.github.com/enterprise/what-is-enterprise-application-development/),
    scaling agile (also called \"scaled agile\" and \"agile scaling\")
    is a way of applying agile to an entire organization or to large,
    complex projects that involve multiple teams, departments, and
    locations. Scaling agile aims to coordinate and align the efforts of
    the different teams, while maintaining the agility and flexibility
    of the individual teams. Scaling agile can use frameworks such as
    the **scaled agile framework (SAFe)**, **large-scale scrum (LeSS)**,
    **nexus**, or the amazingly named **scrum of scrums**.

Agile's versatility and scalability have led to it being widely adopted by many industries—including healthcare, education, and financial services—because it enhances value to customers, collaboration between stakeholders, and more rapid responses to change.

## **Agile tools and integrations**

Since agile began in 2001, a number of tools and integrations have been
developed to support agile methodologies:

-   **GitHub:** GitHub is a platform that empowers developers to
    collaborate on software projects, using key features that include
    version control, code review, issue tracking. GitHub also integrates
    with many other tools and services, like Azure DevOps and Microsoft
    Teams, to enhance the communication and coordination of teams.

-   **Microsoft Teams:** Teams is a communication tool that allows agile teams to chat, share files, and create channels for different topics and projects. Teams also connect with  other tools and services, such as GitHub and Azure DevOps, to provide project notifications and updates.

-   **Azure DevOps:** Azure DevOps is a project management tool that
    allows agile teams to plan, track, and manage projects using
    features such as boards, pipelines, test plans, and artifacts. It
    also connects with many other tools and services, such as GitHub and
    Teams, to provide visibility and transparency on agile projects.

These are just some examples of tools and integrations that can be used to support agile teams and projects. The choice of tools and integrations depends on the team's needs, and most tools offer a degree of customization to align with different agile styles.

## **How to start using agile methodology**

If you\'re new to agile, getting started might feel a little
overwhelming. But part of what makes agile great is that it\'s a very
flexible methodology. This flexibility allows you to start with a
simplified version and then expand on it as your team becomes more
comfortable and adopts its own style of agile. In a nutshell, here\'s
how you\'d run a project using agile:

**Step 1**: Form a cross-functional team of 5 to 9 people who can work
together on a common goal. Assign roles and responsibilities, such as
product owner, scrum master, and developers.

**Step 2**: Define the scope and vision of your project and create a
product backlog, which is a list of features and requirements that you
want to deliver. Prioritize the most important and valuable items first.

**Step 3**: Plan your first sprint, which is a short period of time
(usually two weeks) in which you commit to completing a set of tasks
from the product backlog. Break down the tasks into smaller and more
easily manageable units, and estimate the time and effort needed for
each one.

**Step 4**: Execute your sprint, and work as a team to develop, test,
and integrate the tasks. Communicate regularly and hold daily meetings
(called stand-ups) to report on your progress, challenges, and plans.
Use tools like Azure DevOps to track and manage your work.

**Step 5**: Review and reflect on your sprint and showcase your work to
your customers and stakeholders. Gather feedback and learn from your
successes and failures. Update your product backlog and plan your next
sprint.

Remember that agile is designed for continuous iteration, so after you
complete these steps, you can repeat the cycle as many times as you need
to continue refining your product or goals.

## **Conclusion**

In this article, we've covered what agile methodology is, its benefits, how it can be applied in different sectors, and what agile tools and integrations you can use to make your projects more productive and less stressful. Here's the TL;DR:

Agile is a way of developing software that focuses on delivering value
to customers in short and frequent iterations, using the values and
principles of the Agile Manifesto. Agile isn\'t a single method but a
family of methods that share some common values and principles,
including scrum, kanban, and lean. Agile offers many benefits for
software development, such as adaptability, collaboration, and quality,
but can also be used in other areas, such as marketing, product
management, and scaling agile in large organizations. Agile is supported
by many tools and integrations, such as GitHub, Azure DevOps, and
Microsoft Teams, to enhance the communication and coordination needed
for teams to be truly agile.

## **FAQ**

### **What does agile mean in software development?**

Agile means developing software that focuses on delivering value to
customers in short and frequent iterations, using the values and
principles of the Agile Manifesto. Agile also means collaborating
continuously with stakeholders, adapting to changing requirements and
feedback, and continuously improving the quality and efficiency of the
software development process.

### **What are the 4 principles of agile?**

The 4 principles of agile are:

1.  Individuals and interactions over processes and tools

2.  Working software over comprehensive documentation

3.  Customer collaboration over contract negotiation

4.  Responding to change over following a plan

### **What are 4 types of Agile Development?**

The 4 agile development methodologies are **scrum**, **kanban**, **lean**, and **extreme programming (XP)**. Other popular methodologies
related to agile include crystal, feature-driven development (often
abbreviated as FDD), and the dynamic systems development method (DSDM).

### **What is agile vs. scrum?**

Agile is a way of developing software that focuses on delivering value
to customers in short and frequent iterations, using the values and
principles of the Agile Manifesto. Scrum is a framework that implements
the agile approach, using roles (e.g., product owner, scrum master,
development team), events (e.g., sprint planning, daily scrum, sprint
review, sprint retrospective), and artifacts (e.g., product backlog and
sprint backlog).

### **What is agile vs. waterfall?**

Agile and waterfall are two different approaches to software development
and other kinds of work:

-   **Agile** follows an iterative and incremental process, where the
    project is divided into small and time-boxed iterations, where the
    team works on a prioritized list of features and delivers working
    software at the end of each iteration.

-   **Waterfall** is a traditional approach that follows a linear and
    sequential process, where the project is divided into phases, such
    as analysis, design, development, testing, and deployment, and each
    phase is completed before moving to the next one.


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