Recently, for so many good reasons Agile methodology has gained immense popularity. It helps organizations deliver high-quality software products faster, better, and more efficiently. However, just implementing Agile methodology is not enough to reap its benefits. The real challenge lies in being Agile, which is often confused with just doing Agile. Businesses today need agility to adapt to change and survive in an unpredictably unstable environment. For the majority of us, it is now a necessity rather than a preferred method of working. In this article, we'll explore the differences between doing Agile and being Agile and how organizations can ... Read More

Traditional development method or most well-known as Waterfall method, is linear and sequential way of software development. In this method of software development progress of a project flows in downward direction, like a waterfall, through the various phases of the software development process. This is the reason its named as the “Waterfall” method. These phases include requirements gathering, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. Each phase must be completed before the next one can begin and there is little to no overlap between the phases. Overview of Agile Method Agile development method, on the other hand, is a flexible and iterative ... Read More

Most software businesses preferred the waterfall approach to create and deliver products when looking at the conventional software development process. The Waterfall Methodology was quickly found to be outdated for our time. Agile development is an incredible approach to software development, with its own methodology and guiding principles that work hand in hand with the client and ultimately result in a widely accepted product. Agile development is a software development methodology that prioritizes flexibility, collaboration, and rapid iteration. It is a relatively new approach & has rapidly gained popularity in recent years. Let’s know some of the interesting facts which reshaped ... Read More

PC computing began to gain traction in businesses at the beginning of the 1990s, but software development encountered difficulties. People used to refer to this crisis as the "application development crisis" or "application delivery lag" at the time. Previously, businesses estimated a three-year gap between a validated business need and a functioning application in production. However, this is not how business operates. Even in those days, businesses moved more quickly than they had in three years. If you had to wait three years to solve your company's issues, your business's requirements, systems, and even the company as a whole could ... Read More

Software development teams looking for a structured, focused Agile methodology that can be scaled across the product organization and produce clear results may find FDD to be a good choice. Feature-Driven Development (FDD) Customer-centric, iterative, and incremental, Feature-Driven Development (FDD) is an Agile software development method that aims to deliver tangible software results frequently and effectively. Status reporting is encouraged at all levels of FDD in Agile, which aids in monitoring progress and outcomes. FDD lets teams update the project frequently and quickly find errors. Additionally, clients can receive substantial results and information at any time. Because it helps reduce ... Read More

Businesses are constantly getting hit by various outer facts such as; Political, social, economic, regulatory, and technological changes. Businesses must adopt changes, if they fail to meet so they will stay behind in the market. While software development companies used to follow the waterfall method earlier, with the constantly evolving and digitizing world the way demanded change. A group of 17 software developers came up with a new technology named “Agile” that changed and revolutionized the way IT industries work. Agile Development Agile development is a method of software development that emphasizes flexibility, collaboration, and customer satisfaction. Agile development teams ... Read More

According to the proverb, "necessity is the mother of invention, " and businesses are embracing change quickly all across the world. The Agile principles and practices are proven to be a helpful foundation for company executives who are wanting to manage this process of evaluation, innovation, and implementation. The IT industry has spent a lot of time preparing for fast change. Out of that experience, in particular, the Agile methodology was born. Agile Development Agile development is a software development methodology that prioritizes flexibility, collaboration, and rapid iteration. It is a relatively new approach that has rapidly gained popularity in ... Read More

DevOps is an often-misunderstood topic. It is more of a culture than a procedure. It emerged from the necessity to depart from conventional software design. When both Development and Operations began to confront issues that could not be handled with the technology available at the time, the approach known as "The Waterfall" was developed. DevOps is becoming more popular in the world of software development. DevOps is growing in popularity; thus, the question is: "How can one learn to use and be successful in this methodology?" It's not like developers can just go out and buy a DevOps-integrated software packages, ... Read More

Introduction It is possible to fetch and pull remote repositories via Git Fetch and Git Pull, respectively. Several third-party websites host Git repos, like GitHub and BitBucket, for example. Developers use remote repositories in order to collaborate with one another. When changes are made on the remote location, those changes are automatically cloned locally. Whenever local commits are made, remote commits are also updated. Remote repositories that have been pushed are collected by Git Fetch and Git Pull. It is important to point out that despite this, their methods of working are different. There are a number of different purposes ... Read More

Introduction Git is a development tool that helps teams manage their source code and handle projects efficiently. It's not possible to include blank/empty directories when uploading via GitHub or another hosting service. There's something wrong with that. Git provides a ".gitkeep" file that fixes this problem. It's good for pushing blank/empty folders with Git. We will cover Gitkeep basics in this article as well as how to commit and push blank/empty Git directories What is .Gitkeep? It is kept by git to ensure blank/empty directories are never added remotely when pushing changes. Git will only find .gitkeep entries in bare ... Read More