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bless 'em all replied

7 November 2013, 17:19
That'll be code that does exactly what you want it to do, but becomes so filled with angst it tells the Guardian what it's been doing.
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d000hg started a topic A new buzzword/methodology?

7 November 2013, 17:17
A new buzzword/methodology?

A job email I just received demands agile & scrum, as well as new-fangled things like OO & UML.

Aside from the likely mess that a combination of UML & Agile engenders (people running waterfall but they have to stand up when they talk about it), I was most intrigued by the requirement for:

- High Integrity code

Does that mean I have to be of high integrity, or only my code?
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