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From Waterfall to Agile

Ilya Bibik

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Before Agile came into the picture, the most common methodology of software development was Waterfall. Waterfall is a model in which the project is planned and executed within a time period that is required to achieve the final goal.

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Before Agile came into the picture, the most common methodology of software development was Waterfall. Waterfall is a model in which the project is planned and executed within a time period that is required to achieve the final goal.

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Before Agile came into the picture, the most common methodology of software development was Waterfall. Waterfall is a model in which the project is planned and executed within a time period that is required to achieve the final goal.

Key concepts: Waterfall, Waterfall model, Agile software development, Computer science, Engineering, Systems engineering, Software, Software engineering

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