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I mean who wouldn't want to be "agile". What's the opposite of agile? Lethargic? It's double-plus good. Although now that I think about it, there's somethin
by CoolGuySteve 9y ago
I mean who wouldn't want to be "agile". What's the opposite of agile? Lethargic?
It's double-plus good.
Although now that I think about it, there's something to be said for lethargic development. Move lazily and fix things.
- matt_s 9y agoBrainstorming here about software projects you wouldn't want to be agile. Agile being where you are shipping to production in short cadences. - Healthcare system software - not IT but like software on those blood pressure monitor, drug dosing things hanging beside patients. You want to get those types of things right. - Software for anything in the military involving weapon systems. - Nuclear power plant control software. I honestly believe that 95% of software developers don't touch these types of things but I would think these are cases where a waterfall approach with heavy QA cycles is desired.