The exact value of Agile lies in the rapid implementation of changes and changes in a moving project. The same applies to the agile methodology. As for the project management method, which I described as dividing tasks into short stages of work and frequently re-evaluating and adapting plans.

Flexible features simplify the development of mobile applications, so that the results of the mobile application can be adapted after its publication.

Let’s talk more about Agile, see what principles of software development are used. There are only 12 of them.

• Customer satisfaction through timely and continuous software delivery
• Changing requirements are welcome, even at a late stage of development, that is, some edits
• Running software is delivered frequently, meaning the stakes are integrated and released regularly
• Close, daily cooperation between the customer and the developer
• Projects are built around motivated people who are trusted
• Face-to-face conversation is the best form of communication (recently less and less relevant, but still…)
• Working software is the main indicator of progress
• Sustainable development, able to maintain a constant pace
• Constant attention to technical excellence and good design
• Simplicity is a very important art to maximize the amount of work in progress
• The best architectures, requirements, and projects are created by self-organizing teams.
• The team regularly reflects on how to become more effective, and adjust their actions accordingly.

Agile does a great job with all these tasks.But now the question arises as to how much better it is compared to the waterfall methodology.

Which one do you think is best suited for mobile app development?

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