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Invest time in determining the right approach and planning it out. Most of that will be doing spikes: http://agiledictionary.com/209/spike/ http://agilediction
by crdoconnor 8y ago
Invest time in determining the right approach and planning it out.
Most of that will be doing spikes: http://agiledictionary.com/209/spike/ http://agiledictionary.com/209/spike/
It's one the most underappreciated agile concepts. I wish people would shut up about standups once in a while and give more thought to doing spikes.
- fjsolwmv 8y agoIt wouldn't be easier if we didn't have to keep learning silly new words for everything. I used to do prototypes and proofs of concept, now I have to do spikes.
- crdoconnor 8y agoSpikes are not necessarily proofs of concept or prototypes. A spike is simply a task aimed at gathering information. Spending 30 minutes researching four different libraries to see which one to would be a spike, for instance, but it doesn't necessarily involve building a proof of concept.