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Method The Agile Modeling (AM) Method Menu Home Start Here An Introduction to Agile Modeling Agile Model Driven Development (AMDD) Agile Modeling: Core Practices Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Values of AM Principles of AM Practices of AM Core Practices Active Stakeholder Participation Agile Modeling Session Architecture Envisioning Document Continuously Document Late Executable Specifications Inclusive Tools and Techniques Iteration Modeling Just Barely Good Enough(JBGE) artifacts Look Ahead Modeling Model Storming Multiple Models Prioritized Requirements Requirements Envisioning Single Source Information Test-Driven Design (TDD) Disciplines Requirements Analysis Design Architecture Documentation Enterprise Modeling Artifacts Agile Models Distilled Modeling Style Agile Documentation Introduction to UML 2.X Resources Agile Data Ambysoft Site map Contact Me The Agile Modeling Mission To share proven and effective strategies for modeling/mapping and documentation. What is Agile Modeling? Agile Modeling (AM) is a practice-based methodology for effective modeling and documentation . Some important concepts: Model . A model is an abstraction that expresses important aspects of a thing or concepts. Models may be visual (diagrams), non-visual (text descriptions), or executable (working code or equivalent). Models are sometimes called maps or roadmaps within the agile community. Agile model . Agile models can be something as simple as stickies on a wall, sketches on a whiteboard, diagrams captured digitally via a drawing tool, or detailed models captured using a model-based software engineering (MBSE) tool. Modeling . Modeling is the act of creating a model. Modeling is sometimes called mapping. Agile modeling . Agile modeling is modeling performed in a collaborative and evolutionary manner. Document . A document is a persistent representation of a thing or concept. A document is a model, but not all models are documents (most models are not persistent). Agile document . Agile documents can be something as simple as point-form notes, detailed text, executable tests, or one or more agile models. Agile Modeling Strategies Mindset Values of Agile Modeling Principles of Agile Modeling Examining the Agile Manifesto People Generalizing Specialists Architecture Owner Agile Business Analysts Active Stakeholder Participation Inclusive Tools & Techniques Disciplines Agile Requirements Agile Analysis Agile Design Agile Architecture Agile Enterprise Architecture (EA) Agile Data Modeling Modeling Strategies Multiple Models Just Barely Good Enough (JBGE) Modeling Sessions Agile Modeling Session Look-Ahead Modeling Model Storming Session Types Requirements Envisioning Architectural Envisioning Iteration/Sprint Modeling Specification Strategies Agile Documentation Executable Specifications Test-Driven Development (TDD) Document Continuously Document Late Single Source Information Related Techniques Prioritized Work Agile Legacy System Analysis Other Pages At This Site: Couldn’t find the answer you were looking for? Check out our FAQ section About the Agile Modeling Site Agile Model Driven Development (AMDD) Agile Modeling and XP Agile Models Distilled Agile Requirements Change Management Enterprise Modeling Anti Patterns Essays and Other Resources Examining the Model Driven Architecture (MDA) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) An Introduction to Agile Modeling Introduction to the Diagrams of UML 2.0 Modeling Style Guidelines Phases Examined Practices of AM Principles of AM Simple Tools or CBSE Tools? Site Map Training in Agile Model Driven Development Values of AM Where Do I Start? Twitter Youtube Copyright 2002-2022 Ambysoft Inc. This site owned by...