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"Ensuring the thing never fails" is a question of having plenty of tests, which can be practiced as part of an Agile methodology. In fact, it sounds more agile
by lioeters 2y ago
"Ensuring the thing never fails" is a question of having plenty of tests, which can be practiced as part of an Agile methodology. In fact, it sounds more agile to write tests while (or before) you develop a feature.
- VikingCoder 2y agoSure, if the Product Owners get that. "Let's slow down development and make sure we've written enough tests" is a phrase I haven't heard too often in Agile.
- lioeters 2y agoThat's very true. Same with refactoring, there's never any time set aside to clean up and reorganize the code after it's written.