Reply to: Ho ho ho, who's got the last laugh now?

[mudskipper]

One of the risks of "agile" is false hope, i.e. the idea that just by adopting a particular methodology you can turn a failing project into a successful one.

WFS.

[EricBartlett]

There are over 50 sphincters in the human body. Please be more specific.

The one that Suity can't tell from his elbow

Sorry for any confusion

[suityou01]

Suityou has 99 problems but a sphincter ain't 49.

OK it's sphincter and ding a ling a ding dongs time which means it's time for bed.*









* I don't think that previous line came out like I meant it to but I'm too knackered to care.

[Freamon]

There are over 50 sphincters in the human body. Please be more specific.

Suityou has 99 problems but a sphincter ain't 49.

[suityou01]

There are over 50 sphincters in the human body. Please be more specific.

[doodab]

There are over 50 sphincters in the human body. Please be more specific.

[suityou01]

Suity doesn't know the difference between his sphincter and his humeroulnar joint.

I know you're a sphincter.

[EricBartlett]

One of the risks of "agile" is false hope, i.e. the idea that just by adopting a particular methodology you can turn a failing project into a successful one.

I'm not a big fan of methodologies - most of them turn out to be passing fads.

You know the difference between a methodologist and a terrorist?

Suity doesn't know the difference between his sphincter and his humeroulnar joint.

[Freamon]

This I like

What is the difference?

You can negotiate with a terrorist.

[suityou01]

One of the risks of "agile" is false hope, i.e. the idea that just by adopting a particular methodology you can turn a failing project into a successful one.

I'm not a big fan of methodologies - most of them turn out to be passing fads.

You know the difference between a methodologist and a terrorist?

This I like

What is the difference?

[Freamon]

One of the risks of "agile" is false hope, i.e. the idea that just by adopting a particular methodology you can turn a failing project into a successful one.

I'm not a big fan of methodologies - most of them turn out to be passing fads.

You know the difference between a methodologist and a terrorist?

[suityou01]

The point, suity, is that "agile" is just a sales term that can mean any number of things, whereas FDD is far more specific.

[Freamon]

The point, suity, is that "agile" is just a sales term that can mean any number of things, whereas FDD is far more specific.

[suityou01]

Whoosh.

[Freamon]

Feature driven development IS A PART OF AGILE

Proper retarded article, selected by a proper retarded poster.

Whoosh.