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I am curious how a framework like this would detect and handle something like a pivot. It does seem like the logical conclusion of the agile-mentalities that ha
by dmreedy 10y ago
I am curious how a framework like this would detect and handle something like a pivot. It does seem like the logical conclusion of the agile-mentalities that have been developing and the iteration logic embodied in Boyd's Law (which is, of course, cited). But I've watched several software projects with a lot of promise iterate themselves into evolutionary dead-ends by paying attention to nothing other than metrics, and rapidly founding themselves oscillating in a local maximum.
Granted, that may just be my bias towards some manner of top-down vision/guidance speaking. It may be that the global maximum I was imagining never actually existed.
I do like the emphasis on single point of truth when it comes to metrics. I think that idea is integral to any software development process that wants to have a bus factor > 1