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Agile and FDD (Feature Driven Development)

Feature driven development (FDD) uses a prescriptive model where the software development process is planned, managed, and tracked from the perspective of individual software features.

FDD uses short iterations of two weeks or less to develop a set amount of features.

The five step FDD process is: 1. Develop overall model; 2. Create the features list; 3. Plan by feature; 4. Design by feature; 5 Build by feature. [Agile Software Development: The Cooperative Game – 2nd Edition. Alistair Cockburn.]

The 5 steps of FDD

1. Develop overall model;

2. Create the features list;

3. Plan by feature;

4. Design by feature;

5 Build by feature.

[Agile Software Development: The Cooperative Game – 2nd Edition. Alistair Cockburn.]

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