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"Waterfall" is not a development process. But plenty of the processes that give space for planning, also give space for QA. So surely agile, in the broad sense
by xorcist 2y ago
"Waterfall" is not a development process. But plenty of the processes that give space for planning, also give space for QA. So surely agile, in the broad sense of development processes, is relevant to the comparison.
- ahoka 2y agoA development process is not either Agile or “waterfall” anyway.
- beryilma 2y agoBy all "software engineering" books' definition, Waterfall is a software/development process. Good or bad...
- xorcist 2y agoWhich book describes "waterfall" as an actual process, as opposed to something generally slow and bad?
- beryilma 2y agoBeing an actual process and being slow and bad are not opposites of each other. Literally, every recent software engineering book has a section on the "Waterfall Process". Nobody claims waterfall is good, but it is a software development process.