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I don't think that you know agile that well. If you define agile as "hacks" then it's no surprise that only hacks will match your definition of agile. "require
by newt 16y ago
I don't think that you know agile that well. If you define agile as "hacks" then it's no surprise that only hacks will match your definition of agile.
"requirements for a (short) release cycle" is a good description for a scrum sprint backlog. Scrum or agile does not say that you can't have "Specs, designs, and dot releases" in some form if you need them.
- kenjackson 16y agoI use these specific definitions for agile as they are the ones that come up as real differentiators in practice. Of course Agile by itself is virtually a meaningless term that often simply means, "we're going to release more often", but really doesn't say anything about the SLC per se.