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The Art of Agile Development - Agile - Xtreeme

 
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Could you please tell me how different is Agile Development from Extreme Programming, Both adapt to changing requirements at any point during the project life.

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Hi Rafi,

"Agile" is an umbrella term coined in 2001. It refers to a complete category of methods, including Extreme Programming, Scrum, Feature-Driven Development, DSDM, and so on.

Although you can "be agile", there is no "Agile" method to practice. "Agile" refers to any of the agile methods.
 
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Extreme programming is one of the approach followed in the Agile.

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Thank You.
 
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