Release

A release in Agile means delivering a new or improved part of the product to real users. It's the moment when ideas and work become something usable, something that creates value outside the team.

Unlike traditional approaches that wait months (or even years) to ship a full product, Agile teams release in smaller increments. These incremental releases or new versions of a Product Increment might not contain everything at once, but they allow teams to deliver value earlier and more often.

Why is that important? Because every release is a chance to learn from real feedback. What do users actually need? What works well? What should we change? With each release, the team gets smarter and the product gets better.

Releasing early and often turns product development into a conversation with users, not a guessing game. And that's what Agile is all about: learning, adapting, and improving continuously.