What is Agile?

[@realmanaesthetics]

I wish KZbin suggested me this channel 'Telusko' sooner. I'm not exaggerating but Reddygaru has always been breaking down information into comprehendable form for us to understand the contexts way better. Always kept it simple for us. Hats off!

[@namratakarira8662]

Language and way of explaining is so nice that every person can understand.

[@ujjwaljagtiani5760]

You would not believe I was trying to understand Agile from my company's resources and was finding it difficult to understand and boring. I decided to learn it from Telusko and now I know what the whole damn thing is! Thanks Navin sir!

[@prakharsrivastav9416]

telusko is helping a lot to the community. I appreciate your hard work thanks for the video.

[@nur-epapiya2728]

Thanks to you for making the video interesting. Most of the videos that has the topic from our syllabus went on so boring. You have just changed the game.

[@balas8073]

You are a good teacher, bcoz u make me understand the concept clearly with the good example. Nice work, and thanks for your videos

[@JimPaar]

Love this video, agile has been around for years but seems to be finally catching on

[@MrAchin12345]

After watching few videos of yours I started liking IT and seems why I thought it's complex. Thanks for such beautiful examples which made understanding much more easy rather then just theory

[@bryanstark324]

I like your house of cards analogy, software and especially when developed with the waterfall method can feel like that.

[@tanulakhwani]

Very clear and to the point. I move through many videos but when i reach to your video, only then i understand any topic. 👍👍

[@kakazimedia]

Am still struggling to understand can you help understand it better 🙏🙏🙏

[@ABHISHEK-AVK]

I am from non-IT background....but ur videos created interest for IT. U explain in so simple language. Thank you.

[@shivarjunroy1394]

House of Cards is a good example of the process of Building Softwares

[@RameshMuthuk1596]

This is foremost the best explanation of AGILE I have seen .. Thanks man ...👍

[@srinivasn2080]

the main criteria to say who is an excellent TEACHER ?? that is "the listener should understand irrespective of his background " , u r THE BEST TEACHER i have never seen on youtube , ur videos will make someone to FALL IN LOVE WITH IT INDUSTRY . keep going bro. all the best and thanks a lot ...................................................................................................................!!! for ur reason behind a channel like this .

[@shankerm3959]

You did a very good job of explaining agile. Probably the best i ever heard/watched. The Whatsapp example was a good scenario. Enjoyed watching this. Good work! Thanks.

[@mannyluna9823]

Shanker, IT is very complex, do not let charlatans try to convince you otherwise, for if yuou get in it, you will have to lean so much, not only on the functional side (which IT only cares about the functional in a total of 45% the rest of the time is purely technical. A BA is a small, but crucial part of the IT domain, but if you cannot navigate in the technical side, then you cost twice as much as a BA that comes from the Technical side.... I strongly suggest, to enhance this with a very strong development of Analytical skills, but much more on logical skills, for it is in the logic (not just analysis), that will help you develop effective solutions, that will last long time (I can say that to this day, many of my old customers still use the core of what I recommended and developed (I come for the technical side and move up to the business side), so having both is the best and most successful way to differentiate yourself from the wannabes, which cost the company way too much money, because they develop haf ass, or non effective solutions.

[@rakshithappu1050]

You have great teaching skills, you inspire and made a lot more easier who wants to learn from basic :)

[@ritvikvedula2875]

Satya Nadella Lite! Concept taught effectively! Nice video

[@aditis8260]

Its very difficult to make me understand anything, and you did it in the first attempt 😂 thanks a lot! Having my Software Engineering paper tomorrow. Subscribed!

[@rohanpatel4119]

sir please make videos on software engineering. Because people like you are well experienced in this field and it help us to understand the whole process of software development. As you give examples of real life situation

[@prakashquest850]

what an explanation Boss...! this is why I always Prefer to check TELUSUKO KZbin.

[@sachinhabib9440]

Appreciate your efforts. Your are highly knowledgeable and have impressive explanation skills.

[@dinkusailo]

Your lectures are so simple and clear..

[@joygiwamogorewa35]

I love the way you explained it. Thank you.

[@Sparshchokra]

I could relate is with my current deliveries, Thanks Reddy Ji

[@lakshmibindu9534]

You are so talented...amazing communication skills..a lay man can understand your video’s

[@konduruswathi]

Starting explanation with the name of ur friend is very intersting.

[@tubepankajyou]

Best short video for Agile 🙏 thanks

[@mounikag9963]

Best Explanation on Agile and examples are easy to understand .. Thank you

[@deepamgupta8011]

Thanks a lot sir...You are really great...But one issue this time, the no. of ads are a hell lot of distraction. They were too much and break the whole flow of the video. There is no problem for ads to be in starting but I would suggest not to include them in between.... On the other hand You save lives!!!

[@SongSong-ig7si]

You are very good teacher, explain very clear and easy to understand, thank you

[@explorewithgowri732]

Your teaching makes me watch more videos of yours 👏👏👏

[@CertifiedAuthur]

Thank you so much for this content-filled video. First time learning this, and I'm already feeling like a pro

[@khabathawrami]

Thanks to simply explain Agile principles and values.

[@songbymsc]

Point to point explanation in easy language.

[@srikanthdevanaboina504]

We want best mechine learning tutorial from you with practical and explanation .I hope you to see this.

[@MotivationForceFlow]

you are the sole reason for the completion of my engineering sir, thank you a lot 😇😇

[@utkarshsingh2675]

Excellent video...clear explanation..u got urself +1 in subscribers!

[@mannesandhya3015]

No words to say...osam explanation....tq so much

[@muddasarmohammed861]

Nice explanation of waterfall and agile methods with good example. Thanks for sharing!

[@itsealonge5362]

Great video. Very explanatory

[@SriSrinivasable]

Really nice way of explanation 👌 👏 👍 Thank u so much.

[@vickyrao91]

Thank you so much. You are the best in this profession.

[@soumyadeepbose3452]

Thanks

[@zayn514]

Thanks for very good video. I have question. If someone want to become product owner career, what technical educational background or degree he should have? Like IT base or Business Knowledge. Thanks

[@ashutoshranjan4644]

I have understood this concept. Thanks for explaining so well ❤.

[@haanhtran6981]

thank you for explaining. i was afraid of agile and scrum before since they r new terms, but it turns out to be just what i have already done wrapped in new terms

[@Star-rq3jd]

Agile is like waterfall put into each story!

[@rohini9046]

Hello sir...u explained very well...now my concepts are clear

[@dpatel2747]

Sir I just started career in it industry, so which stream is easy to learn and get job. Programming, networking or other pls make an video

[@roopanjalisingh4195]

Networking and programming both

[@spandangude8973]

You are telugu peoples pride. Keep makin vids. Respect and love from east germany.

[@dhirajsharma7010]

Really awesome explanation , anything that can't understood across web then i look for your video I think it's very easy to understand in your way of explanation I really love you methodology....♥️

[@shubhangikumar6265]

Great! well explained. Thanks!!

[@shivikayadav907]

thnku so much sir...your explanation is commendable....thanks a lot

[@ora369]

bro you're going to heaven. you've saved me so many times

[@JaideepVashistRapp18042K15]

Crisp and Clear to the point!

[@raghusanikommu1582]

Great explanation ❤️

[@215indra]

Thank you brother …Crisp and clear

[@sachinpatil54321]

How costing and time are managed in this framework? If there are changes in requirements frequently.. How will we commit and give cost, time estimates for Full completions

[@silambarasan_88]

Thank you! Super explanation

[@Wandereatstravel]

Good explanation in a simpler way. thank you

[@harmindersingh5364]

sir Please also make lectures on retrofit Libraries like GET, POST, MULTIPART,PUT, etc for Android java or kotlin , I Like your videos very much you r perfect Guide to knowledge............ Thank you so much..

[@garadbamo379]

Thank you! Very good and simple explanation!

[@SoftwaretestingbyMKT]

indeed

[@michael_homan]

"That's a very big time" love this guy

[@ishaanmehta2980]

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[@saby8765]

Navin says "I'm not saying waterfall is bad!" I'm screaming in my head "Yes it is bad sir!" :):)

[@vrindacute]

LoL. Dear, he is stating that with reference to the context - Agile.

[@adityapraveen7380]

In terms of software development, yes it is bad, but the model by itself is not bad by any means. It is still widely used in a lot of manufacturing and construction fields.

[@konduruswathi]

Thank u for the clear explanation.

[@arnoldgeroche4633]

Verry clear explanation. Thank you!

[@Advancejavatraining]

Sir you are very good teacher thanks for giving us such a good tutorial. I have one request for you. Can you please make tutorial on regex in java? Thank you

[@ap14spt]

Thanks...except software where other applications of this Agile

[@sooriyakumarkarnan7885]

Can we use agile methodology for a project with just one developer (for question and answer website)?

[@Angry_Indian24]

Thankyou for the upload 🙏

[@veebatechworld530]

Thanks for your effort - helping tons of readers Agile and scrum are not as simple as they are!! bringing agile in the team itself takes some time.

[@johnp9564]

Great Sir, well explained

[@srikantganapati]

You are so good in explaining. All the best:)

[@artyside8194]

Gosh! Finally i understood it! Thanks

[@kumarvaibhav2276]

Great explanation. Love the way you explained. Appreciated.

[@muthukumarimurugan9449]

Your class us very good , clear and crispy. Could u Just post videos for selenium

[@aladinmondal9982]

Thanks Sir... Once again reveal a new Technology.....

[@ActsNow]

Every Agile trainer's close friend is a rich man and start business. Same friend story for all trainers.

[@lionking6463]

I'm your new subscriber admin. Well explained.

[@utkarshshukla4505]

Please make tutorial on jira also a full playlist

[@prasadmudigonda7293]

Thanks for the wonderful explanation

[@swapniljadhav1296]

Understood agile and subscribed immediately

[@chetanpatil9595]

Nice explanation, I have been working in Project management for 3 yrs in big MNC's bt they do not follow agile, scrum method they have their own process and because of that I dont have much command over agile methodologies and so I am not getting opportunity as PM in company who follow agile methodology... 🤨...any suggestions how can i get exp of SDLC ?

[@kidsworld1730]

Very nice explanation.. It would be helpful if you add one more video on most asked interview questions in Agile. Thanks

[@musharibjahangirkhan1868]

My dear sir I need similarities between waterfall model, prototype model,spiral model, iterative model,V-shaped model,RAD model,RUP model,JAD model please

[@moazelsawaf2000]

Thanks a lot, very informative video ❤

[@TapsvisionAuto]

it was a S/w Engineering concept...!

[@ishansood1098]

the only point i think that is not good is the documentation is not stressed upon. Most of the times people are handling multiple project . If some new person needs to ramp up on the dev then he need some kind of documentation to start. Plus in IT today, most people who are initially working on and not seen after 1 or 2 years.. So just relying on face to face communication is not good. Even having a good FSD is important, sometimes clients themselves do not like the idea once it is implemented , and there is always an issue with timeline and cost. A detailed fsd is important and then breaking use cases in feature and those features into stories and then having those stories logically divided into various sprints.. and then having the customer agree upon them... The only good thing is that you can show clients what you are building and then they can give feedback immediately.

[@Jdjshdjskakndjdjj]

thank you for making it easy to understand!! :)

[@Mahendrachauhan1888]

Thanks a lot for explaining this so well.

[@raziyakhan5730]

I am so happy why you are so good

[@karunakarbudidha967]

your video is very nice and understandable sir pleas do more videos on testing pleas pleas sir

[@sandanisamarasekara4804]

Thank u very much sir.. well explained

[@shreedharchavan7033]

Great explaination as always

[@safadsouza6447]

Very clear and to the point! Thank you so much for this informative video!!

[@hafeezpp]

Great video ...❤️

[@nitinagrawal6637]

That’s the issue with the world, people start using & comparing the processes of 2 different industries. Waterfall is applicable for the industry where you need to have complete information about the final product & incomplete product cant be used either, like you can’t have a car with missing wheels or breaks or fuel tank etc, so you need to design the complete thing with all its components & one can’t say later to change any item in it as all the items are tightly coupled in the model. So waterfall is required here. Similarly one builds the house, it is not like today you will build one room & if needed you will build another room nearby. Or you will build 1-2 story building now, if needed you will add 1-2 stories later. No, as you have to lay the foundation accordingly & their one needs to be clear with the complete requirements. But software industry is ever changing & one can still use the incomplete software with minimum required features in it. So complete final design may not be required in the start but still many things are required in the start itself & that requires sufficient technical & business brainstorming to decide on the possible architecture. But nowadays architects/designers exploit Agile way to save their efforts. But still Agile methodology requires every phase present in Waterfall model. Only change is that you break the big set of requirements & unknowns into the current known set of requirements. Or what suggestion given in Agile, can be denied in Software waterfall. I have had arguments many times on the custom understanding senior people give & follow as per their comfort & that’s the wrong way to follow to build any product. So both these processes are just processes, its the issue with people mindsets while incorporating the process in their work. As I don’t remember if waterfall says documentation is more important than the working software or customer collaboration is not required or individuals are not important or no change can be made in between. Stopping here, as whole lecture can be given around these issues like people give on Agile & Waterfall.

[@khayyammalik1]

Just awesome ... Love it. Salute !!!

[@RameshKumar-ng3nf]

Great channel .

[@hefazlala]

so how is the cost related to the changes? if the customer wants a new change, when should we talk about the cost?

[@prachivaste1263]

What are agile job roles?. Is there any certification available for agile how should one apply for it