State of Agile Software in 2018 — M.Fowler - The Tragedy of Craftsmanship — Robert C. Martin - Developers Should Abandon Agile — R.Jeffries - The Failure of Agile — Andy Hunt - Time To Kill Agile — D.Thomas - The agile hangover — S.Mancuso
& Interface Design Architecture Features Priorities Solution IDE Pair programming Unit tests System metaphor Continuous Integration On site customer Collective ownership Acceptance testing Type system Planning game Short releases Feedback loops
STOP TRYING TO SCALE AGILE! YOU DON’T NEED SCALED AGILE FOR FUCKS SAKE! MATURE AGILE TEAM CAN SCALE WITHOUT NEEDING A MANAGEMENT BULLSHIT TRYING TO SCALE THEM! MAKE YOUR MANAGER BUSY BY DOING SOMETHING ELSE! BUT PLZ STOPIT, REALLY, IT IS QUITE SCARY AT THIS POINT! DON4T1!!11!1
Agile won’t be successful; very likely it will be. It will be successful in the sense that large companies will buy scaling products and ideas, and consultants and training companies will enrich themselves selling what these large companies want. »
in an Agile fashion, then clearly you’re not ready to “transition” your company or to “scale” Agile. You don’t want to transition to something you can’t do, and you don’t want to scale something that doesn’t work. »
very capable of doing Agile. Then, give them the most important, most valuable work to do that your organization can come up with. And stand back. Keep creating Agile teams, organized by features where possible. You may find that you have little need to scale Agile. »