From Waterfall to Agile: Evolution in Software Development

Building software used to be like a waterfall; once you took a step, there was no turning

back. Seriously, the old-school way meant you had to finish one phase

completely before starting the next. Analysis, design, code,

test—all in a rigid line. If the client changed their mind, you were in trouble.

Now, most teams work Agile. It’s all about short cycles called "sprints."

You build a small, working piece of the app, show it off, get feedback,

and then adapt for the next sprint. It’s flexible, collaborative, and you actually

build what people want. It’s less about a perfect plan and more about constant