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What is the difference between Agile model and V Model
Can anyone elobarate and explain each model and differenc
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Answer Posted / nitin sharma
1.Agile is a iterative process in which client's
requirements added frequently time to time while in V model
requirements add is almost none.
2.In Agile developer and tester works together in a frank
environment while in V model they are not depend on each other.
In Simple words we use agile where customer requirements
adds time to time and we use V model where we know all the
requirements and testing go parallely with coding.
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