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Agile methodologies

Agile Methodologies: Transforming Software Development through Flexibility, Continuous Collaboration, and Rapid Value Delivery
Analysis and budget stage

The analysis and budgeting stage is one of the most important phases in the management of software development projects, as it is where the foundations of the project are established and the objectives and requirements that must be met are defined.
Definition and Objectives of Computer Application Architecture

Software architecture structures applications, enabling key decisions for an efficient, adaptable system.
DevOps philosophy

DevOps unites development and operations to optimize quality software delivery, through continuous integration and automation. It encourages team collaboration, speeding up processes and promoting constant improvement in efficiency and performance.
Extreme Programming

Extreme Programming (XP), created by Kent Beck in the 90s, focuses on quality and adaptability to client needs through communication, simplicity, and collaboration. It stands out for practices like Test-Driven Development (TDD) and Continuous Integration, being ideal for small teams and projects with changing requirements.
Kanban methodology

Kanban, originated in manufacturing and adapted to software, manages projects by visualizing workflow. It uses a board and cards to represent tasks, limits work in progress to avoid bottlenecks, and promotes continuous improvement.
Object-Oriented Design

OOD uses classes and objects for creating modular, reusable, and efficient software.
Project Management Methodologies

Project management methodologies are structured approaches for planning, organizing, and controlling the software development process.
Project management tools

The right choice of management tools in software optimizes planning, tracking, and collaboration.
Scrum Methodology

Scrum: Agile Framework for collaborative development and iterative cycles, uniting key roles in effective sprints to deliver continuous value and constant improvement