Waterfall vs. Agile: A Comprehensive Comparison of Software Development Methodologies
Explore the differences between Waterfall and Agile methodologies in software development. Learn about their processes, advantages, disadvantages, and suitable application scenarios. Gain insights into how each approach tackles project management, team collaboration, responsiveness to changes, and product quality. Discover which methodology aligns best with your project requirements and goals.
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WATERFALL VS AGILE Hans Yip
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE (SDLC) (WATERFALL)
Waterfall and Agile Comparison SDLC Agile Process Water fall process, divided into phases (analysis, design, building, testing, migration) Use of iterations, each iteration consists of Plan, Build, Test. Concentration Process, documentations Response to changes, team work, collaboration Time to complete Longer Fixed due date Advantage High quality products React to market Disadvantage Longer to complete, costly Poor quality Good for Steady/stable requirements, mission critical applications, such as HR, Sales, Inventory, etc Core applications. New products, products that require constant change of requirements, products that has a fixed due date, such as smartphone, smartwatch, etc.. New products.
