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scrum: old buzzword...kanban? whatever, new buzzword in the making
by pestatije 2y ago
scrum: old buzzword...kanban? whatever, new buzzword in the making
- black_13 2y ago[dead]
- andreiursan 2y agobuzzwords and view/board settings in Jira
- naravara 2y agoI think kanban boards are actually older.
- Feeble 2y agoKanban predates scrum
- kkfx 2y agoEhm, it's the opposite: kanban was the ancient Toyoda system to produce mechanical parts in Toyota factories. Scrum is a way to adapt such model to the commercial IT. Both are used by nazi ignorant management who fails to comprehend the difference between a factory that mass produce already designed and tested parts vs the production of software.
- bitwize 2y agoWhat do you propose instead, if the standard ways are used by Nazis?
- kkfx 2y agoI propose to erase the development in Silicon Valley Mode and ALL the modern IT. I propose to came back and makes modern a classic OS-as-a-single-application, like Smalltalk workstations or LispM ones, where desktop computing and end-users programming are at the center so ANYTHING simple is damn simple, anything complex is doable and we do not reinvent the wheel every time because in modern systems there is no possible substantial integration so any apps try to be an "everything app" and anyone pull a gazillion of third party dependencies because there is little time and no common base. This will be a long journey we have to live anyway because current infa are nearby a self-explosion point, as is the current social order but before we did less hard it will be.
- Scarblac 2y agoGet a group of competent developers, say about five in a team. Trust them. Let them work with the stakeholders to figure out what needs building, and let them build it.
- BiteCode_dev 2y agoWhen people say words are losing all meaning, this is what they mean. 10 years ago, I was complaining people used amazing, friend, hilarious and other superlatives to talk about mildly better ordinary things. Today I see people throw in fascist and nazi like darts at a pub night. The noise/signal ratio is really getting terrible.
- kkfx 2y agoYou know, today we talk about nazi and fascist because their model is back. Simply. Some fails to recognize it, as fails to recognize it's economical and philosophical origin, so think the others are crazy. Happen frequently. The tendency to exaggerate small things is also a normal part of this process, because our society start to fracture, things became tough and so anything is seen as a giant thing. It's not different anyway than the various plethora of managers who attend "schools of management" learning essentially a kind of religion and apply it in their life as a religion, failing to see that. We have on the records stuff like some real estate C-levels hospitalized due to feet burns because at a team building events they have marched on a carpet of hot coals [1] and others in the Nederland who get hospitalized for serious concussions because they have play to drop themselves in the arms of their colleagues... What do you classify such hilarious extreme episodes? They are rare of course, but not so rare, and even without certain outcomes they show a certain approach. [1] https://www.pmi.it/professioni/strategie-e-tecniche/196632/agenti-immobiliari-feriti-quando-il-team-building-estremo.html https://www.pmi.it/professioni/strategie-e-tecniche/196632/a... sorry, I can't find the news in English. It happen years ago in Italy
- BiteCode_dev 2y agoI don't think op was referring in any way to pangermanism.
- CRConrad 2y agoWell, kxfx whom you replied to was the OP in this thread. And according to their other top-level comment[1], that seems to have been pretty much exactly what they were talking about. (Yeah, a bit far-fetched IMO too.) [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40874131 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40874131