nowayjose2

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   by nowayjose2 8y ago

   Maybe if you mean little-a agile, as in the dictionary definition "moving quickly". Big-A Agile, as in the set of software development principles, has a bit more to it than that. http://agilemanifesto.org/principle
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   by nowayjose2 8y ago

   I know, but that doesn't stop managers from claiming that any process on some kind of n-week cycle is "agile". Maybe I've had bad luck, but it feels like a lot of companies pick up some agile-for-managers book and implem
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   by nowayjose2 8y ago

   The bugs will be very noticeable to stakeholders who are not end users, if they decide to look. The users don't buy the software because they want to; they buy it because they are required to. If groups we're supposed to be accoun
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   by nowayjose2 8y ago

   I just want to note -- I didn't dismiss the article based on the author's background; I was baffled after reading the article because it made no sense to me when I was reading it from the perspective of someone I initially assumed
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   by nowayjose2 8y ago

   I have a funny feeling that the nontechnical people on my current project would be nodding their heads along to the article, but the truth is that our applications have bugs that 100% of our customers are running into; they simply aren&#x27