What's the difference between Agile and Scrum?

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Wondering about the difference between Agile and Scrum? Wondering whether Scrum or Agile is the right choice for your software development project? In this quick discussion we pit Scrum vs Agile software development, show you how the Agile Manifesto and Scrum guide differ, and compare and contrast the two approaches. The short answer? They're pretty similar, and you don't have to choose between Agile and Scrum. The most success comes to teams that do them both together.

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[cameronmcnz]

There are definitely a few Scrum Masters and Agile practitioners who I'll be passing this Agile vs Scrum video along to. Great work!

[akebu]

Great explanation, this easier to understand than what I was taught in my college class

[mikekiske]

May 2022?
Looks like a video from the early 2000's.
And I love it. xD

Thanks for the explanation. :o)

[inquestyle]

Thank you for the clear and simplified explanation.

[arrowc]

Thanks for clearing out the confusion, well explained.

[selocan]

12th principal of Agile which is "Regularly Reflect and Adjust Your Way of Work to Boost Effectiveness" clearly contradicts with your and a lot of peoples claim that "If you do not fallow the SCRUM GUIDELINE TO THE LETTER, IT IS NOT SCRUM". Clearly that statement indicates that as long as the Scrum Authorities (Who ever they are by the way) are to dictate what is scrum procedure and pipeline is and how exactly you should execute it. Well, for starters anything deviates (especially in large scale) from its original definition is not a variant of it anymore but entirely something new and should given a new name. BUT, a guideline and fallow it to the letter statement basically deviates and detaches scrum from its original form which was an agile methodology and which should adhere to 12th principal. As the 12th principal state, project group should be able to execute scrum by making modification it to a certain degree to meet its desired criteria's, needs and acquiring efficiency boost.
SCRUM is a strict, anti-agile hell show now, thanks to you "fallow it to the letter and we will tell you the steps" people who at the same time claim it to be AGILE. Listen to what you are saying, listen. IT HAS ALSO LOST ITS WAY TO PRINCIPAL 10 "SIMPLICITY IS ESSENTIAL", there is nothing simple or natural left thanks to you so called authorities yet again.
Comment: That bullshit happened when scrum became as a must and hence the especially scrum master became a "TITLE", where courses and certifies are needed to indicate that you are one. In the old days, it was not a separate job definition and title at all. A senior developer just carry on with those scrum master tasks along with his/her routine developer tasks or whatever. Nowadays scrum masters are not even from software development/engineering domain, they are people who got the SCRUM certification and indeed have no interest in software development itself.
CERTIFICATION FOR AN AGILE METHOFOLOGY, GIVE ME A BREAK!
OH BOY, SCRUM AUTHORITY, what an anti-agile concept

[AmputeeAdventureChannel]

These videos are super informative and really well polished!

[ronin]

agile: it's about making it happen and not getting caught up in rigid doctrine.
Also, if you're not following the agile manifesto to the letter, it's not agile.

His name was robert paulson.

[fabienpichard]

the key to agility is agility itself, if you have to lock yourself with manifesto, you are no longer agile.

[karthibank]

As a Test Engineer which is the best course to purse CSM OR AGILE METHODOLOGY?

[xxxpuox]

Scrum is not a methodology! Scrum is a FRAMEWORK.

[evanwilliam]

isn't SCRUM an Agile methodology like DSDM Atern ??

[bernardiho]

You have any link to Scrum and agile doc

[inoxide]

What is Agile?: Agile is not Scrum.
What is Scrum?: Scrum is not Agile.

yeah, thanks.

[beJT]

Scrum sounds like people who love managers trying to maximize the amount of value they appear to provide.

[anthonycole]

Agile is a methodology and scrum is a framework. why didn't this open saying that?

[Mothman_Libra]

My dumbass thought they were programs lol

[akpl]

I think Agile or Scrum made by people who don't want others to understand them, I think the ones who are the least privileged intellectually, and who want to dehumanize businesses, we are human being not robots, SPEAK ENGLISH!

[halivudestevez]

non-sense ... no one will understand these ever

[Aksamsons]

Scrum is NOT a methodology a major fail for a basic scrum question. Oh dear...