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This is different. Agile and waterfall seem to be defined over the lifetime of a product. Iterating the concept over several products while doing waterfall on e
by crimsonalucard 7y ago
This is different. Agile and waterfall seem to be defined over the lifetime of a product. Iterating the concept over several products while doing waterfall on each design sounds like a combination of waterfall and agile. I'll be clever and call this transmogrification "agilefall"
- pipelineist 7y agoBut that's the thing behind agile: you do nice, quick two-week (or however long your sprint is) waterfalls. These quick loops are really the only difference, and are precisely where the advantage lies. And having as short feedback loops as you can get away with has been sound engineering practice since before software was a thing.
- crimsonalucard 7y agoWho says I can't have a 2 month sprint and gather feedback and do testing in those 2 months? Engineering has always done this and called it waterfall. The difference now is more bureaucracy under agile.