We can use these practices together, or even combine just some of its directives. Agile methodology has a flexibility that it’s hard to find in another techniques, like Rational Unified Process (RUP), for example - while XP doesn't need all of the RUP artifacts.
The foundation of Agile came from the Agile Manifesto – a meeting where some software developers experts, like Martin Fowler and Kent Beck wrote a document defining approaches for agile software development. Based on it, were established the twelve principles behind Agile Software.
Agile, in a brief, values the simplicity, the quality of the software, small and continuous releases, as well as the customer working together release by release, to ensure the “this is what I really wanted” in the final of the project.
I'm gonna give a specific focus for these practices in another posts, as well as establish a comparison between them.
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