As it turns out, developers have pretty strong opinions on Agile methodologies. Some say they appreciate the flexibility in expectations and increased communication. Others claim Agile leads to a lack of commitment and accountability; it's a fast track to micromanagement and burnout.

Regardless of your own personal feelings on Agile, chances are good that if you work in software development, you're following an Agile framework, at least in theory. (Some developers say their team’s approach is just three waterfalls in a trench coat masquerading as Agile.)

Agile emphasizes dynamic, iterative workflows, close collaboration, and frequent stakeholder input—all good things when it comes to getting things done. While it has its flaws, it’s held up as the leading approach to software development due to its efficiency and, well, agility.

But while you can have the most productive Scrum master, the most cross-functional, collaborative teams, and the most flexible, communicative stakeholders, without the right tools, you’re not going to be as agile as you (or your customers) would like.

More Efficient at Every Stage

Modern enterprise platforms are built with a focus on efficiency. Speed-to-market is key, as are minimizing resource waste and keeping costs low. No-code development and AI-powered capabilities are embedded directly into platforms to help you meet these demands. Platforms are also future-proof, meaning they evolve as new technologies emerge.

Your ultimate goal is faster, smarter, cheaper development. Something something work smarter, not harder, right? Platforms enable you to develop—and deliver—with true agility.

Here’s how platforms help you crank up the agility (while avoiding a Scrum circus) every step of the way:

Agile Cycle Asset

Live Up to that Agile Manifesto

Every developer approaches Agile a bit differently, with varying levels of adherence. Regardless of your specific methodology and terminology, your goal is to satisfy the customer through the early and continuous delivery of valuable software. (Yes, we did take that directly from the official Agile Manifesto.) But even the best developers need the right tools. Modern platforms were created to address the bottlenecks of traditional dev cycles, enabling you to deliver valuable software time and time again.

Whether you’re looking for a legacy replatform, want to build from the ground up, or simply add functionality to your base software build, a modern enterprise platform streamlines the development process to optimize your Agile.

Nextworld’s no-code platform simplifies the most tedious parts of development without compromising flexibility and scalability. Build and tailor enterprise-grade software and applications with advanced logic and automation with Nextworld.

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