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Yes, because that never goes wrong... Maybe it’s because I’m a hardware guy, but if anything, agile has normalized a lot of bad practices (like developing befo
by xondono 7y ago
Yes, because that never goes wrong...
Maybe it’s because I’m a hardware guy, but if anything, agile has normalized a lot of bad practices (like developing before getting any specs) that can only be made to work in software development.
- rb808 7y agoPerhaps you're right, but the article here says that is why spec's often dont work. The guy followed the specs, but the it wasn't what the customers wanted.