Agile software development refers to methodologies and principles of effective, iterative, and collaborative programming. It becomes more and more popular nowadays as suggests a more affordable and client-oriented process. Agile nearshoring means delegating programming tasks to dedicate teams in a nearby country to increase business success and get a project released faster. Author: Anastasia Stefanuk, Mobilunity, https://mobilunity.com/ Agile development methodology originates from the document published in 2001, known as the Agile Manifesto, and describes the new way of the development process. There are several well-known methodologies (frameworks) under this term, such as Scrum or Kanban. Each team decides on their Agile framework, but they all align with the main principles. Photo by İrfan Simsar on Unsplash The main difference between Agile and the waterfall methodology is that it is not vertical. In a waterfall type of management, the project is divided into separate stages, where the team starts a new stage after they’ve finished the previous one. Agile software development deals with “sprints”, short-time development tasks that are developed, tested, reviewed, and presented simultaneously. In a waterfall project, the testing will take place after all programming is done, which increases the delivery time and results in many mistakes. Agile allows a more iterative and fast reaction to change and close collaboration between teams and clients. Agile is all about responding to change and dealing with uncertainty in the most efficient way. The main principles of Agile nearshoring development are: Client satisfaction with high-quality development Response to all changes in requirements on every stage [...]
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