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US Military to adopt Agile software dev practices
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this post was submitted on 09 Apr 2024
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I know that agile is a methodology for writing software, and there end my knowledge about it. But the logo with the arrow and the arrow looping back made me think that you keep repeating the same thing and never progress.
yeah, agile's like that. you introduce agile to improve development. everyone is confused, hates it and nothing improves. so you introduce agile again, to improve development. again, everyone is confused, hates it and nothing improves. so you introduce agile again...
basically, according to agile evangelists, agile cannot fail, it can only be failed.
This is a decent guide to different software development methods.