Agile values and principlesThe Agile Manifesto10 minWritten in February 2001 by 17 software practitioners at Snowbird, Utah. Four values, twelve principles.Valued moreOverIndividuals and interactionsProcesses and toolsWorking softwareComprehensive documentationCustomer collaborationContract negotiationResponding to changeFollowing a planThe right side still has value; the left side is valued more. Agile does not mean no plan or no documentation.Word bankAll definitions →AgileA family of approaches that deliver in small increments, gather feedback often and adapt to change.Agile ManifestoThe 2001 statement of four values and twelve principles behind agile software development.Knowledge checkWhich pair is an Agile Manifesto value?ATools over processesBSpeed over qualityCWorking software over comprehensive documentationDPlans over changeA team says agile means it writes no documentation. Accurate?ANo, documentation has value, but working software is valued moreBYes, documentation is wasteCYes, after sprint 1DOnly in KanbanMark doneThe twelve principles
