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> the people who were attracted to it in the mid 90s were the same people who were poor programmers and were looking for any excuse to avoid writing code Sound
by vorg 13y ago
> the people who were attracted to it in the mid 90s were the same people who were poor programmers and were looking for any excuse to avoid writing code
Sounds like the same people who became Agile consultants in the early 2000's. Perhaps they realized activity and sequence diagrams can get fairly complicated soon enough, so they looked for a bandwagon requiring no technical chops whatever.
- _random_ 13y agoSome of them became TDD consultants later on - it is more trendy now, although the hype is dying down a bit lately.