Agile development for a changing world
The adjective that's used to describe these processes is "agile." There are many different agile development processes, but all retain certain common features. Fundamentally, agile processes are designed around short development cycles, iterative improvement, and the ability to easily respond to change.
Iterative development processes of one kind or another have been around for almost as long as software development itself. The kinds of practices that have come to be known as "agile" proliferated in the 1990s, and the "agile" label was codified in 2001 when a group of developers published the "Agile Manifesto".
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