The difference between “Software development methodology” and “Software development process”?
Not to mention lots of expensive CASE tools ;) – nonnb Aug 6 '10 at 15:34.
The methodology is more a general mindset which sets basic parameters. A process is a concrete manifestation within the given borders of the methodology. You can think of agile as methodology and Scrum as concrete implementation.
Sometimes it's hard to distinguish between the two. As rule of thumb: If you can immediately start to work with it, it's probably a process. A methodology requires more adaptation .
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