What is Kanban Method?
Another very popular implementation of Agile methodology is the Kanban method.
Kanban differs from Scrum in several key ways.
Firstly, there are no two-week sprints in Kanban. Instead, Kanban is a continuous system that uses a Kanban board.
On a Kanban board, tasks are pulled from the backlog according to the team's capacity.
As soon as one task moves from "In Progress" to "Done," a new task is pulled from the backlog.
Additionally, tasks in Kanban are deployed as soon as they are ready without bundling multiple tasks together for deployment.
This means deployments can occur daily or even multiple times a day.
While Scrum is ideal for the ongoing development of new, large features within your software, Kanban is best suited for support and maintenance, where new updates are pushed to the production server as soon as they are ready.
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