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Continuous Integration in Agile Software Development
If Marie Kondo were a developer, she would've invented continuous integration. This Agile practice means you save what works—and has been tested and updated—and delete what doesn’t.
There are many practices that can improve your software development process. Agile continuous integration is one of those. Here’s how to use it.
Why You Need Pair Programming For Your Next Agile Project
One person is hard at work while the other one’s constantly making coffee or checking their email. Does that sound like a familiar teamwork nightmare? Cause that’s what pair programming in Agile can look like if not done correctly.
Learn more about pair programming in Agile, its pros and cons, and some best practices to help you implement this successfully.
Refactoring in Agile for Real-Time Data Systems
Refactoring in Agile isn’t cleanup—it’s how data teams prevent failures, cut tech debt, and keep real-time systems fast, stable, and ready to scale.
Learn how Agile refactoring reduces tech debt, prevents schema failures, and strengthens real-time data systems—without pausing delivery or slowing teams down.
Continuous Improvement in Agile Through Retrospectives
“That’s just how we’ve always done things here” is one of the worst things a business leader can say to an employee who comes up with an idea to improve an ineffective process.
If your team is caught up in ineffective work processes, you should try implementing an Agile continuous improvement mindset. Read about it here!
8 Benefits of Agile Software That Will Enhance Your Project
Agile software development continues to rise in popularity year after year. Every new software development company seems to be using it—but why?
If you’re wondering what to use for your next product development, check out this list of 8 Agile software development benefits to make your decision.