Discussion
Which one of these is appropriate in an agile and iterative software development process ?
Answer: B
The agile practice is to Implement the system incrementally, building it up bit by bit.
Agile and iterative methods deliver working software in short iterations, each adding a small increment of functionality that users can see and give feedback on, so requirements and design evolve as the system grows.
Gathering all requirements first and producing complete, detailed design documents are features of the plan-driven waterfall model, and building the whole backend before any user-facing feature delays the feedback agile methods rely on.
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