Task 6 : An explanation of two aspects of Agile methodologies

 

Extreme Programming (XP)

 

Extreme programming, another well-liked agile technique, places an equal emphasis on speed and continuous delivery as does scrum. Closely knit teams can produce workable software increments often, typically every 1-2 weeks, thanks to XP.

 

• It allows software development organizations to reduce project execution costs and time. 
• It's a good idea because XP places a priority on providing finished items on time, time can be saved.
• Teams that employ extreme programming make significant financial savings by not using a lot of documentation.
• The developers who favor this style produce incredibly straightforward code that is constantly upgradable.

 

Scrum

 

The development of sophisticated software applications is the main objective of the Scrum software development methodology. It offers straightforward solutions for handling challenging tasks. The development team can focus on all aspects of software development, including usability, performance, and quality, thanks to Scrum. It enables transparency, scrutiny, and adaptability during software development to avoid complexity.

 

 

 

 

• SCRUM uses pertinent analytics and gives developers the right information when they need it.
• a 40% faster rate of project completion than any other methodology. Real-time updates' accessibility makes this possible.
• The Scrum methodology has been shown to provide great productivity.
• improved team relations and communication