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Agile follows an iterative, incremental approach where development is broken into small, manageable cycles called sprints. Each sprint allows for quick adjustments and continuous delivery, encouraging flexibility throughout the process. Collaboration between teams and stakeholders is central, ensuring ongoing improvement at every stage. We apply popular Agile frameworks such as Scrum, Kanban, and SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework) based on project needs and scale.

Waterfall takes a structured, linear path where each phase is completed before moving to the next. It works best for projects with well-defined requirements and a clear end goal. The process moves step by step—starting from gathering requirements, then moving to design, followed by implementation, testing, deployment, and finally, maintenance. Each stage builds upon the last, ensuring predictability and thorough documentation.

DevOps brings together development and IT operations, creating a seamless workflow between the two. The focus is on continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD), which speeds up releases while maintaining stability. Automation tools such as Kubernetes, Docker, Jenkins, and Terraform are integrated to manage infrastructure, streamline testing, and enable smooth deployments from start to finish.

RAD prioritizes speed and adaptability by emphasizing quick prototyping and regular user feedback. It uses iterative cycles where functional components are developed rapidly and refined based on ongoing input. Reusable components further accelerate the process, making RAD an ideal choice when rapid deployment and flexibility are key.

Lean focuses on delivering value efficiently by eliminating unnecessary steps and minimizing waste. The approach is centered on faster delivery with fewer resources, all while maintaining quality. Continuous iteration ensures the product evolves based on customer needs, with a strong emphasis on simplicity and efficiency throughout the development cycle.

FDD organizes development around delivering specific, functional features within short, focused cycles. Large projects are broken down into manageable components, making progress easier to track and maintain. It’s particularly well-suited for large-scale enterprise applications, where clear structure and consistent output are essential.

The Spiral Model blends iterative development with structured risk management. Each cycle begins with planning, followed by risk analysis, development, testing, and deployment—ensuring potential issues are addressed early. This approach is a strong fit for high-risk, large-scale, or highly complex projects where careful evaluation is key at every stage.

The Prototype Model starts with building a working prototype that users can interact with early on. This helps validate requirements upfront, reducing misunderstandings and guiding the final product’s design. It’s a great option for projects where user experience is critical, such as UI/UX-heavy applications or customer-focused solutions.

SSDLC integrates security measures into every phase of development, making security a continuous focus rather than an afterthought. It follows industry best practices for secure development lifecycles, ensuring compliance and reducing vulnerabilities. This methodology is especially important for sectors like finance, healthcare, and government, where protecting sensitive data is non-negotiable.