Adapting Agile Methodologies for Full-Stack Teams

Abstract

The modern world of software development has been greatly influenced by the use of Agile
methodologies to enhance the flexibility of the teams. This article will therefore explain how Scrum and
Kanban should be implemented in teams that engage in full-stack development where both the client and
server-side work is done. Unlike Scrum, which uses small cycles called sprints to encourage iterative
progress, Kanban focuses on continuous delivery and visualization of work. Full-stack development
covers both front-end and back-end; this way, teams can handle projects in a better way and also make it
easier to integrate. In order to achieve the goal of enhancing collaboration, this paper focuses on the key
aspects of creating collaboration, advantages and disadvantages of collaboration, and principles of
creating collaboration for specific contexts.
Moreover, it will also give the details about the need for a cross-functional approach to improve the
speed of delivery. Appropriate equipment can facilitate the work smoothly while the evaluation of
effectiveness is crucial in order to maintain the velocities gained. Readers will be able to get more
insights and ideas about the fact that agility indeed pays off through real-life examples of full-stack Agile
implementations (Andersson, 2022)