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by afroisalreadyin 10y ago
This is also what I see the best-led companies do, not caring about what is Scrum and what it is not, and taking the pragmatist path. One thing I really regret at my current job is missing the Kanban workshop. It definitely appears to be mu
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by afroisalreadyin 10y ago
Exactly my point. The changes that are risky (difficult to do, might take more time than planned) are those that will make the greatest difference in all code quality aspects. And these are the ones that are pretty much impossible to integr
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by afroisalreadyin 10y ago
I agree that Scrum is dead simple, but that doesn't mean it delivers sensible estimates, or allows you to get somewhere with less effort than some other methodology. You might end up doing more (and worse) work because Scrum is trying
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by afroisalreadyin 10y ago
Author of the post here, thanks for your comment. As you said, the fact that you have to stick out your neck and fight for code quality is very annoying, and after some time, one just stops doing it, and starts flowing with the "add th
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by afroisalreadyin 10y ago
The retrospective is also my favorite thing about Scrum (or my favorite Scrum ritual, let's say). As you said, when it works, the team feels the rush of having solved a significant problem together. This is the reason I think it should
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by afroisalreadyin 15y ago
"In this video, Bjarne Stroustrup explains why he thinks C is obsolete. He explains that the languages should have been merged into one, so that C would have been a subset of C++ instead of nearly a subset of C++. And then people could have
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by afroisalreadyin 15y ago
thank you, i have a new motto.
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by afroisalreadyin 15y ago
I don't use Flask, but sqlalchemy. If you want an orm in a flask-based app, you will most probably end up using sqlalchemy, and there is a migration tool for sqlalchemy: http://code.google.com/p/sqlalchemy-migrate/
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by afroisalreadyin 16y ago
i also have the dead-tree version and am currently on page 100. the book is great, and is perfect for people who already know other programming languages. one think i don't like, though, is that some difficult concepts ad methods ( e.g. cal
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by afroisalreadyin 16y ago
This is also my experience with reading philosophy; just like significant works in any other fields, you can't approach many important books of philosophy head-on. You have to first get an understanding of the bckground, which also allows y