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I would like to suggest that a good software development methodology is one that clearly defines the conditions when it should not be used, sorta like Popper's

I would like to suggest that a good software development methodology is one that clearly defines the conditions when it should not be used, sorta like Popper's concept of falsifiability. This based on my experience that there simply is no methodology that works for all development projects regardless of complexity, team size, resources available, etc.

InclinedPlane 16y ago
Quite so. Software is enormously varied in size, scope, and character, as are software development efforts. The idea that there is some one size fits all methodology is fairly ridiculous.