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> You can, and should, have specifications for the next ~two weeks of changes that you want to do. We completely agree here - are you saying you've never encou
by andy_ppp 8y ago
> You can, and should, have specifications for the next ~two weeks of changes that you want to do.
We completely agree here - are you saying you've never encountered the "we're agile, no need for specs" mindset?
- lmm 8y agoI've encountered it and not found it to be a problem - if you have good access to someone who can answer questions during development then that's better than a spec. Even without that, as long as you're keeping your iterations short and demoing at the end of them then the worst case is you get things wrong for two weeks and then correct them after. I've found the "we're "agile" but going to have a huge up-front spec" mindset far far more damaging.