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Great explanation video for me as a new learner for agile methodology. clear and easy to understand. kudos!

This is the best presentation/ explanation I have ever seen on Agile. Thank you for creating and sharing this.

Towards the end you said that you think of “Agile” as “Agility” to have the meaning as “Rapid”.
I think a better way to think about it, is for Agile to have the meaning of “Reactive” since the whole philosophy of Agile development is to react to the clients’ ever-changing needs, and to be able to adapt, just like agility means to change directions.

Superb video. Simplified. Thanks

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Very nice way you explained the topic...good job

Thank you it's really helpful

Beautifully explained in layman language, supported by real examples answering all possible questions ....thankyou Nishant and Edureka

Thanks for this wonderful explanation ❤

Thank you very much for this session

Great video. Scrum process has been well explained. I wish he had also included a little insight into the ICONIX process too.

very nice way of explaining.

Thank you! It is a concise and informative video

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Thanks so much, for the great explanation within the short duration.

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I need to make an essay on Agile methodologies and i was very confused untill i found this channel. Thank you!!

Great explanation for a begginer as well. Thank you 👍

Very nicely explained.. First video I was able to understand agile better. Thank you!

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The only one I've got to understand "The Agile Concept" from, Great Job!

A few questions: 1. Can you go more into detail about these steps, such as planning and designing etc.? 2. In agile methodology what do you mean by constant feedback, and what does launching mean? Like now my understanding is, agile methodology is not just a huge chunk of code but its broken down into several different services like front end, catalog, etc. But in what other ways is it different from waterfall? It is still going through the steps of planning and designing and developing the code so I'm a bit confused there, and also confused still about how it is being iterated. Also, wouldn't something wrong with one service affect the whole system sometimes, such as the front end notworking? And what are user stories? And what is dev environment? And what is rapid deployment? Sorry I'm new to this and don't know what a lot of these terms mean

The best explanation of agile software development. Thanks.

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Thanks for the explanation,

I'm learning agile now, this is really a good explanation. TQ sir for this

Well explained sir. Thanks, sir

hands down best explanation of agile development i have ever followed

Excellent video ! Cleared all of PM doubts , thanks for examining it from scratch

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Very Well done … Thanks for the video

It is a great training material. Thanks so much for sharing.

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This has been explained very well. Thank you

Very well explained.. Make more videos.. your voice so clear and fluent thank you

I have spent a year long learning software engineering class, what you have explained in 35 minutes is more valuable than the year I have wasted learning software engineering class and all the bla bla about Agile.
Thank you for being simple and pedagogic.

Holy God! I was to skip this session completely. Thankfully I watched it and it is the best 35 minutes of info in scrum that I have watch so far. Please keep doing this. Great job!!

Thanks you so much for sharing

Thank you for the video. I'm new to project management. This vide was quite explanatory. What applications will you recommend are best for applying the srum methodology? I'm getting my hands on Click up but I want to be certain it's recommended by you.

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very informative with good details

Beautiful. Thank you

I'm just starting and this video was such a great resource, thank you! I just have a question about Lean. What does "decide as late as possible" & "decide as fast as possible" refer to? Thank you again!