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It's a nice philosophy, but good luck doing this in a strict Scrum process.
by coldcode 2y ago
It's a nice philosophy, but good luck doing this in a strict Scrum process.
- cjfd 2y agoWell, there is the question of how much quality we want or need. This process is by someone who created a very terse programming language. Indeed, it probably is a way to create such a thing. Most of us are not writing programming languages, let alone very terse ones. I am not entirely sure it is optimal for that use either. The triply nested loop might be a bit excessive. Of course scrum is, in theory, very flexible. One could have a 'definition of done' that includes the design of at least two alternative solutions, benchmarks for all of these and more stuff like that....