@manojverma25
Good Work by all Prof , NPTEL and Govt of India.
@reallycool59
Thanks for the prof. and NPTEL for uploading this video!!
@kandaa05
This lecture is good and the Author explained very well about XP programming.
@kandaa05
this is a very great presentation. i liked it. He covered the full Agile concepts. May be he can talk about other Agile approaches (other than XP).
@7210lnly
Good presentation, very comprehensive. Thanks Prof. Bellur.
@venu9955
It really helps alot. Thanks for great work.
@epilogix
its great!
@xxlalala100
thankyou so much, very helpful!
@WilliamRufino
I'm from Brazil, and I'm having a hard time understanding his accent(I'm used to american english), but thx this is great material
@sagarkdey
it was really helpful
@srihari6
nice lecture buddy...
@vcool
@benshelly Look it up. There is only one correct way to say it. All other ways are not English.
@kamalarora3877
phases are concurrent design doc is minimal incomplete requirements / changing requirements very small increments gets developed of software user touch n feel the software very early user tune the requirements very early interactive paradigm user interface start testing very early
@beyond4007
Thanks ,,,
@benshelly
@vcool you say 'tomahto', I say 'tomato'
@nasarazam
Super
@rooosterboy
'most' often in an incremental mode? Umm.. I gave up at that point
@vcool
The word "agile" is pronounced "aajjil" [ájj'l], and not "a-jiel".
@benshelly
@vcool it is English just different accent, otherwise i could say all Americans cant speak english cos they speak in a different accent to English people?!
@tsirivideo