4.Seven Reasons for Agile: Reason No: 2

[@sudhanshushrivastva]

I luv it, great job done 👍

[@PennyToPound]

I am very new to Software Development. Quite often I heard about the Agile methodology. Today after watching these videos I can also say that yes I am also aware of Agile methodology. Thanks Mr Raja for such a nice and beautiful explanation. Many Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

[@RajamanickamM123]

Thanks Abhishek for watching these videos. Appreciate your feedback and good to know that they are helpful.

[@bak77ynwa]

This is just an astonishing set of lectures on Agile Project Management. As a PM who worked on traditional project management environment for awhile (incl. waterfall), I have had some tough time to adapt to agile methodoligies that are becoming xtremely popular nowadays. I have read many books, seen many videos, attended a number of courses, BUT none of them could give me such a clear picture of what agile methodology is and why it is better than traditional methodologies when it comes to software developement. A very BIG thank You, Mr. Raja!

[@RajamanickamM123]

+Bakhromjon Khasanov: Thanks you so much for the wonderful feedback. Nice to know this video helps,

[@jagdishjade]

I completely agree with you.

[@Yolanda-bo6iy]

I absolutely agree. The communication between clients and business analysts is so complex than without seeing the final result they can't really check if they understand the same.

[@jasperrenaldo7367]

Very solid robust teaching No loose ends. Excellent!!!!!

[@rashmichapra4300]

Sir you are an excellent tutor...... I understood Agole methodology in a very simple way. Thank you so much Sir.

[@AV-tp9po]

All these videos are really very good ! I like the logical explanation and the impartial/neutral way of considering the competing methods like the waterfall.

[@jagdishjade]

Really very nice way to explain the methods. Thanks for all hard-work. Great work, keep it up.

[@RamEchoes]

This is really awesome video short and informative. Excellent!! Thank you so much!

[@TahirKhan-ec9qy]

Great teaching skills. Like the course material. Thanks Raj

[@bhavanageernur]

Awesome explanation. Please post more such videos. Really useful.

[@priyankajonwal9141]

Sir, your delivery content are so clear and easy to understand. Thank you for sharing.

[@kulasekhar14]

Thank you very much for the clean and clear explanation... Much appreciated... Looking forward to learn and gain knowledge from your videos.

[@bharatiijeri7995]

Very informative and helpful:) Thank you Raj sir

[@Sree369]

This even happens in most of our day to day life as well... when we go to a garment shop with no clarity on what we want to buy .....and when we (as customers) are asking the sales person (the service provider) to keep showing different things(even after we decide on something and ask him to keep it aside for us) based on our indecisive mindset.....he will show some sort of reluctance / unhappiness in his face which definitely impacts our shopping experience .....

[@RajamanickamM123]

Thanks for your views Sree. My views are given in your next comment. Pls look at other videos and provide your feedback/views. Thanks in advance,

[@nagendraanthati2337]

Very clear !!..excellent way of explanation..!!...Thanks for the videos..

[@cemen777]

Simple and informative. Much appreciate it!

[@ravikanth8287]

very helpful video sir...thanks a lot and i will suggest all my friends to watch this video

[@priyaprashad5422]

Dear Raja, Explained in such a simple manner. Thank u

[@k55ush]

Indeed 'prototyping' is very important when the software product is innovative and otherwise, as mentioned because of non visualization of the final product by the customer. So, 'prototyping' and showing it to the customer will help them to ultimately get what they want.

[@simatechmedia6089]

Good presentation.

[@ketanmgada]

Very useful and informative .....

[@soumikdatta3849]

This is really very helpful for a beginner of Agile practice.

[@RajamanickamM123]

Soumik Datta Thanks for watching and the feedback

[@hari9946]

very clear and simple explanation thank you and please do upload more videos on SDLC !!! I have a doubt is there a difference b/w agile and agile scrum?

[@bhooshanghodey7721]

Nice video....Thanks for sharing.

[@riteshsrivastava8758]

Very good Sir ...nice videos

[@MadanKumar-ht6se]

Hello Sir....Very good explanation.....I have a question sir...What is the difference between Incremental Model and Spiral Model ? give an example sir

[@RajamanickamM123]

+Madan Kumar Thanks for the feedback. Here is an external link on simple explanation of the three SW Dvt models. ijcsi.org/papers/IJCSI-12-1-1-106-111.pdf (not my document. This one is publicly available resource) Pls mail me for more discussion ([e-mail]). Most of the agile methods are both iterative and increments. Pls watch my video on Scrum kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX3HZYGQgbulfNk for simple explanation of iterative and incremental approach.

[@nuralisodikov4337]

Thanks a lot Sir....I appreciate your work...they are quit well understandable

[@RajamanickamM123]

Nurali Sodikov You are welcome. Thanks for watching,

[@nuralisodikov4337]

Sir do you have any video which explains Scrum Agile and iteration that happens in Scrum...thanks

[@RajamanickamM123]

+Nurali Sodikov Pls check my video on Agile Scrum which explains the Scrum framework in detail: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX3HZYGQgbulfNk

[@Sree369]

the same thing applies in IT world as well..... firstly customers are indecisive .....and in that state if service providers are showing resistance to change then it strains the relation ship between the customer and service provider

[@RajamanickamM123]

I think it is not to that extent, Sree Krishna. In the garment purchase, the customer may not be decisive. But in Software Development, the problem is not exactly in the indecisiveness of the customers. The customers simply do not know ALL the requirements in the beginning (how much ever they want to define). The intangibleness of software is the cause.

[@MadanKumar-ht6se]

Thanq for sharing the links

[@Shyamshyamadas]

Thanks sir nice video

[@tamilmaranc]

thanks sir..

[@Rehana1238]

thank you :)