threedaymonk + agile   11

Command and Control and the Developer Artist
‘Although the essence of Agile is self-organisation it has become something perversely imposed from above in a command and control manner.’
programming  agile 
16 days ago by threedaymonk
Should we estimate software projects… at all?
‘I’ve now finally come to the conclusion that the use of estimation of any kind in a project is not only a waste of time but is actually destructive.’ I’ve thought the same for some time.
agile  programming  estimation  project  management 
7 weeks ago by threedaymonk
Extreme agility
‘ The same work gets done in the same amount of time, there’s just fewer estimation errors because there’s less estimating.’ GitHub’s development process sounds like developer heaven.
agile  programming  github 
february 2010 by threedaymonk
Queueing Theory and Small Batches
Reducing transaction cost in agile projects.
development  agile  xp  lean 
october 2009 by threedaymonk
Agile is Dead
Everyone wants to claim to be Agile, whether they are or not.
programming  development  agile  methodology  management 
july 2009 by threedaymonk
The perils of estimation
‘The business started out by defining success as solving the problem, but now we have redefined success as delivering this list of stories.’
software  agile  estimation 
july 2009 by threedaymonk
The Scatology of Agile Architecture
‘To paraphrase Eisenhower: Individual plans may not turn out to be helpful, but the act of planning is always indispensable.’ Don’t throw the design baby out with the bathwater because of the Agile proscription of Big Design Up Front. Design is useful, just don’t be constrained by it once development starts.
agile  programming  philosophy 
april 2009 by threedaymonk
TDD Anti-Patterns
Funny. And true. I’ve seen most of these.
programming  testing  tdd  agile  antipatterns 
april 2009 by threedaymonk
The Agile Disease
‘[T]he only good parts of Agile are just basic common sense’
programming  methodology  agile 
december 2008 by threedaymonk
The Decline and Fall of Agile
‘Without continuous, incremental design, Scrum teams quickly dig themselves a gigantic hole of technical debt.’
programming  agile  scrum  xp  reevoo-developer 
november 2008 by threedaymonk

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