> agile never became popular I don't know, I think we did: what is called "agile" today is all of the exact same stuff that the agile manifesto was explicitly

> agile never became popular I don't know, I think we did: what is called "agile" today is all of the exact same stuff that the agile manifesto was explicitly the opposite of. Agile became popular among developers, managers didn't really understand what it was, consultants rebranded it to be exactly what it was supposed to be a replacement for, managers were happy, and developers went back to being frustrated.