> Sorry, you just haven't dealt with any real-world scenarios and real-world people. I've been a professional s/e since 1986. Have seen quite a bit and all var

> Sorry, you just haven't dealt with any real-world scenarios and real-world people. I've been a professional s/e since 1986. Have seen quite a bit and all varieties of dev teams, rest assured. > In the "real world" You seem to be arguing for the merits of e.g. Exel type of programming, which I have not addressed at all. We were actually discussing "beginners".