These are two software development methods, with clear methodologies that help companies shape their software and guide teams within the software development lifecycle. But what makes them different and how can you choose between one and the other? About AgileThe Agile method focuses on an incremental and iterative approach, offering greater freedom to the software design process. This freedom is needed when you need to react quickly to new requirements or other factors that affect the state of the product. With Agile the software development process is very flexible, it could even be considered as free-form software design. There are no clear and defined steps to follow, the software as a product is developed in small modules at a time. A very important aspect in agile methodology is that feedback from the end user or customer occurs at the same time as the product is developed. Therefore the software itself must adapt to this feedback and the development team must be able to respond quickly and effectively to changing requirements. Other aspect or...