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Re:Alan Kay's answer to ‘what are some forgotten books progr... by kthejoker2 on Friday August 09, 2019 @02:39PM (#20657161)
If you run your sprints right then no, nothing's set in stone. If something comes up in the middle of the sprint that takes priority, you address it. You don't mindlessly stick to the schedule set (that would be a "tiny waterfall.")
Re:Alan Kay's answer to ‘what are some forgotten books progr... by ghaff on Friday August 09, 2019 @02:43PM (#20657192)
Fair enough. Although waterfalls usually weren't really set in stone either in my experience. Which had both good and bad points. (It's good to be adaptable but changing requirements all the time is also a good way to make a project late.)
Re:Alan Kay's answer to ‘what are some forgotten books progr... by rhizome on Saturday August 10, 2019 @02:03PM (#20663579)
This sounds is/ought-y? What is the prevalence of running sprints right in the real world? "As practiced" was the important part of my question/observation.