Software development sounds pretty straightforward at first, right? Build the product, test it, and deliver it. Done.
But here's the thing — in reality, things rarely go exactly as planned.
Requirements change midway through development, new ideas pop up unexpectedly, deadlines shift, customer expectations evolve, and sometimes even a technically correct product may still not feel right to users.
This is exactly one of the biggest reasons why Agile became such a widely used approach in modern software development.
But despite being used almost everywhere today, Agile still sounds confusing to many beginners, and honestly, even to some experienced software developers.
