I'm not really anti-Agile, but I like seeing people question the crazy hype around it. Agile is really just a collection of mostly decent project management an

I'm not really anti-Agile, but I like seeing people question the crazy hype around it. Agile is really just a collection of mostly decent project management and coding advice. It is absolutely not a silver bullet, and it's also not best suited for every project. There is no substitute for actual coding skill, and there is no substitute for thinking about the specific demands of your specific project when deciding how to manage it, how to prioritize things, etc. Every project is different. To put it even more simply: you cannot substitute a "McMethodology" for actually thinking.