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Agile doesn't really foster collaboration in general. You can't have one ticket assigned to two developers and have them pair program, from the business perspec
by shams93 9y ago
Agile doesn't really foster collaboration in general. You can't have one ticket assigned to two developers and have them pair program, from the business perspective rather than the best way to develop inexpensive new talent pair coding is a massive waste of time and resources. However agile works really well for remote workers who have little social contact outside of the daily standups and slack. It helps to be an autodidact in the industry in general no matter where your skill level is. I've had kids with almost no experience smoke me on react because we were both having to learn it at the same time and the kid was a better autodidact than me.
- AstralStorm 9y agoActually you can have a ticket applied to more than one person in an agile process. You must've been thinking of Scrum in particular which does not allow the practice. (The original agile process called Extreme Programming actually mandated pairs.) Indeed, a task not budgeted in time is not done. That pertains to tests, static quality analysis, performance optimizations and use case analysis. None of these are explicitly budgeted in agile processes, though they say "write tests" or "definition of done", these are taken as suggestions.