👉 In this episode, we break down Kanban vs Agile, two core approaches in software development. From iterative sprints to visual workflows, you’ll learn the key differences, when to use each, and how they impact team productivity, collaboration, and project success. Whether you’re a beginner exploring Agile for the first time or a seasoned tester preparing for interviews, this guide will give you a crystal-clear comparison.
🔑 Key takeaways:
• What Agile is: iterative, incremental, and customer-feedback-driven ⚡
• What Kanban is: a visual, workflow-based system focused on process improvement 📊
• Agile promotes constant communication vs Kanban emphasizes visual tracking and shorter cycle times 🤝
• Agile allows iterative development and sprint-based planning ⏳ vs Kanban avoids fixed iterations and adapts continuously 🔄
• Agile depends on Story Boards while Kanban depends on Kanban Boards 🗂️
• QA involvement: Agile often overloaded at sprint end vs Kanban integrates QA continuously 🧪
• Agile goal: continuous integration, development, and testing 🎯 vs Kanban goal: optimize workflow and reduce waste 🛠️
• Agile advantage: focus on high-quality development, quick bug resolution, and collaboration ✅
• Kanban advantage: rapid feature delivery, flexible adaptation, and empowered teams ⚡
This episode will help you master the differences between Kanban and Agile, so you can choose the right methodology for your projects—or ace Agile/Kanban interview questions with confidence.
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