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I took a similar feeling away from this comment. It reads like someone who feels the need to defend a top down model of control. In my experience, these models
by Zaskoda 6y ago
I took a similar feeling away from this comment. It reads like someone who feels the need to defend a top down model of control. In my experience, these models are really more about perception management and creating the illusion of productivity while a lot of developer talent under their umbrella is wasted. I might be a bit jaded, but I honestly think a lot of the popular "agile" methodologies of today are directly responsible for the commonality of software bugs and glitches in production code. Most devs today will never get to experience a feeling of ownership over the technology they ultimately produce.