I have been reading software development methodologies. I came across a line which says that agile methods include Rational Unified Process, Scrum, Crystal Clear, Extreme Programming, Adaptive Software Development, Feature Driven Development, and Dynamic Systems Development Method (DSDM). What I wonder is whether RUP should be in the list.
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Rational Unified Process is an Iterative and Incremental process, though by default the average cycle time to deliver working software is still quite long. I personally count RUP as borderline agile, close to long-iterative or short-water-fall.
Its more recent brother, OpenUp, is supposedly a more agile version, concentrating on the core aspects of RUP and doing away with many of the less desirable parts.
If you're looking to be "very agile", the Unified Process is probably not going to give you the most flexibility in the end.