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Yeah man, I get that. I said that I'm at a small-a agile shop and it's working well for us. That doesn't change the fact that the only time I've seen the phra
by jbooth 15y ago
Yeah man, I get that. I said that I'm at a small-a agile shop and it's working well for us.
That doesn't change the fact that the only time I've seen the phrase 'cowboy programmer' used, it's as a preemptively ad hominem argument that anything besides Capital A Agile As Written On Stone Tablets can't possibly work. And if it does, it's cause they're cowboys.
As a counterpoint, demanding something is deployed every 2 weeks, whether it's a 1-week task or a 3-week task, leads to plenty of cowboyism right within the process.
- Drbble 15y agoWho demands 3 week tasks launch in 2 weeks? And Agile dev cycles delivers whatever is ready every two weeks, instead of shipping everything on an arbitrary deadline.