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Agile is an iterative methodology, but all iterative methodologies are not agile. That said, The combination of lean, scrum, iterative development, and infrast
by ebiester 2y ago
Agile is an iterative methodology, but all iterative methodologies are not agile.
That said, The combination of lean, scrum, iterative development, and infrastructure as code and cloud replacing dedicated operations teams "won." That's currently called "agile" but is a subset of the original vision.
- jjtheblunt 2y agogrammar nerd sidebar: > Agile is an iterative methodology, but all iterative methodologies are not agile. is a sentence that contradicts itself. You meant "Agile is an iterative methodology, but not all iterative methodologies are agile." Notice the universal quantifier moving across the negation is not semantically stable. And the reason i thought it "fun" to mention this is to segue to this cool topic, which is exactly what i mention above. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Morgan%27s_laws#Extension_to_predicate_and_modal_logic https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Morgan%27s_laws#Extension_t...
- ebiester 2y agoYep, that is what I meant, but it is far too late to change it!
- psunavy03 2y agoWell yes, because there's also a product development side to the original vision. That said, though, what does need to die are the online flamewars about what is or isn't "true Agile," because the true north star is delivering quality software faster in order to realize a business need. We can go down philosophical rabbit holes about "true Agile" all day long, but in the words of Manfred von Richthofen, "all else is rubbish."