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Maybe we've just replaced "agile" with "devops".

• SideburnsOfDoom 11y ago
  I have heard a candidate for a software engineer position talk with straight face about his current workplace's "devops team" and handing off software to them. So maybe it's getting that way.
  • jedberg 11y ago
    If this were reddit this is where I would post a "The force doesn't work that way!" memes. I can't stand it when people ask about a "devops team". That's not devops then! That just means your sysadmins can code too. Now, if they are asking about a devops software team, that's a different story.
    • SideburnsOfDoom 11y ago
      Yep. What it means is like "agile" did, it's reaching the "old wine in a new bottle" stage, with less actual hard work of changing the way people work for the better, and more easy slapping a new trendy label on existing practices.