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Agile isn’t just a methodology—it’s a philosophy that revolutionized how we approach software development. It all began back in February 2001, when a group of 17 independent thought leaders gathered in Snowbird, Utah, to discuss their ideas on “lightweight” software development. Those discussions led to the creation of the “Agile Manifesto,” which set forth four core principles that still form the cornerstone of Agile:

GRASP, which stands for General Responsibility Assignment Software Patterns, is a set of guiding principles for object-oriented design. These principles help developers distribute responsibilities among various classes and objects within a software system. Each principle focuses on addressing specific design challenges and ensuring code quality, scalability, and maintainability.