Agile

[Ayshyama]

One Team for Everything

• Common Backlog: A single team works on the entire project, and the backlog contains tasks for both frontend and backend.
• Sprint Planning: During sprint planning, tasks are chosen that can include elements of both frontend and backend.
• Iterations and Feedback: The frontend and backend are developed in parallel, and integration and testing are performed at each stage of the iteration.

Parallel Development with Mocks

• Mock Services: Mock APIs are used during frontend development to avoid waiting for the backend implementation.
• Stub Implementations: The backend can start with "stubs" for the APIs, which will later be fully implemented.
• Merge and Testing: Once the major parts of the frontend and backend are ready, they are integrated and tested together.

Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD)

• Regardless of the approach chosen, continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) systems can be set up to automate the testing and deployment of both the frontend and backend.

Communication and Planning

• The key element in all these approaches is constant communication between all developers. This can include daily meetings, sprint planning, and retrospectives to discuss progress and potential issues.