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It's been nice knowing you.
The ice he is treading on is so thin that he should have signed up for lessons in walking on water.
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Pair Programming
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The ice he is treading on is so thin that he should have signed up for lessons in walking on water.
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Could an article on The Onion: "Software world rocked as old-timer derides new ideas"
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Agile has morphed from something quite simple into some contorted monster.
It becomes a religion in companies and they get fed upon by cultish consultancies that tell them absolute anything to keep the staff coming back for ludicrously expensive courses. It is more akin to scientology in here than a software process.
It becomes a religion in companies and they get fed upon by cultish consultancies that tell them absolute anything to keep the staff coming back for ludicrously expensive courses. It is more akin to scientology in here than a software process.
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Another disturbing glimpes into your mind
I can show you a hole in the wall where if you climb through it you enter the mind of MarillionFan for 15 minutes before you land onto a grass verge next to an M25 offramp.
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I'm sure I have pulled the source control stunt as well once.
I must admit I thought it was called "peer programming". Must be working with too many Geordies.
A friend of mine has had to do this where he's working and he hates it. Mind you, he's bad enough when it comes to interacting with people on short phone calls, let alone having them sitting right on his shoulder talking about the football or Lost or something while he's trying to program.
I enjoy collaborating with other developers to fix things we both know half of (like a combination of JSP with CSS and JavaScript or something). But only for one-off fixes and that, not all day long.
A friend of mine has had to do this where he's working and he hates it. Mind you, he's bad enough when it comes to interacting with people on short phone calls, let alone having them sitting right on his shoulder talking about the football or Lost or something while he's trying to program.
I enjoy collaborating with other developers to fix things we both know half of (like a combination of JSP with CSS and JavaScript or something). But only for one-off fixes and that, not all day long.
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Just thought I would let you know that the cunning plan failed completely. He's going to get 'svn working tomorrow as someone downstairs had the same problem and fixed it'. This was said while on the phone saying 'I'll be at the front of the building shortly' to his mate. Still it looks as if I'm swapping to a different part of the project at the start of next week so sod it. Oh, and it's a Bank Holiday weekend. Double bonus.
