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>Agile is, for the most part, the absence of planning That's just blatantly false. Agile is about adjusting to the changing environment. Even wiki says: "Agil
by tasubotadas 7y ago
>Agile is, for the most part, the absence of planning
That's just blatantly false. Agile is about adjusting to the changing environment.
Even wiki says: "Agile software development comprises various approaches to software development under which requirements and solutions evolve through the collaborative effort of self-organizing and cross-functional teams and their customer(s)/end user(s)."
- alexbanks 7y agoI guess, on paper Agile's wiki may define itself as being "pro-adjustment", but I think in practice it's been pretty well-proven to be a "just plan less" approach. You can take a positive spin on "We'll just figure it out iteratively as we go", but I think ultimately you get orders of magnitude less actual "planning" by kicking the can down the road. YMMV though, as with everything.