What software development methods are you familiar with?

• Agile: An iterative and incremental approach focused on adaptation to change and close collaboration with the customer.
• Waterfall: A linear sequence of phases (analysis, design, implementation, testing, operation), moving to the next phase only after completing the previous one.
• Iterative: Repeating development cycles (planning, analysis, design, implementation, testing) with gradual product improvement.
• Incremental: Creating a product by adding new features or modules in each subsequent iteration.
• Spiral: A combination of waterfall and iterative models, emphasizing risk analysis at each phase.
• V-model: An extension of the waterfall model, where tests for each development phase are planned in parallel with the phase itself.

The most common agile methods are:

• Scrum: Focuses on team collaboration, sprints (short iterations), and the roles of product owner and Scrum master.
• Kanban: Visualizes the workflow, focusing on limiting work in progress and continuous flow.
• XP (Extreme Programming): A set of practices aimed at increasing quality and adaptability (pair programming, TDD, continuous integration).