Agile development is a flexible and iterative approach to building software. Instead of delivering everything at once, work is divided into small increments called sprints. Teams collaborate closely, gather feedback continuously, and adapt to changing requirements quickly. This approach reduces risk, speeds up delivery, and ensures the final product meets user needs more accurately.
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Agile development
An iterative approach to software development that promotes collaboration, adaptability, and continuous delivery.
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