Example of Agile handling the changes in requirements
Publishing the article on geeks for geeks is a good example of agile. The pick section contains the title of the articles and also mentions the prerequisites and requirements (like sub-topics to be mentioned in the article) as the description. When the writer picks the article, he/she frames the content, may divide the article according to the sub-topics(save the iterations as revision) and submits the complete article for review.
The reviewer can be considered the client who checks the article and comments on the changes back to the author. Here the writer again modifies the content with respect to new requirements and submits it back before the deadline. The process of modification in the content of the article continues until the reviewer is satisfied with the content of the article. The writer updates the content as the reviewer mentions the requirement.
Conclusion :
The benefits of agile are well known and managing frequently changing requirements is cumbersome for newbies. The above practices will help in the efficient handling of changing requirements during agile.
How does Agile handle changes in requirements?
Agile is a methodology commonly used in software development, this breaks the process into iterations and divides it among teams to reduce project delivery time. This methodology also involves the client in the development process by working on the feedback of the client after each iteration. A client always changes their requirements — they’ll want one feature today and may need another the next day. This is why one should be flexible in your requirements.
What is meant by requirement?
Requirement gathering is the first phase of the software development lifecycle. This includes the activities involving creating software specifications, creating a detailed plan, documentation, issue tracking, and project or product planning, including allocating the correct resources. Agile manages the evolving requirements during software development.
Contact Us