JSD
06-30-2006, 10:44 PM
Daryl Kulak, author of one of my recommended books, "Use Cases: Requirements in Context" has a plog (just a blog hosted by Amazon.com) post on Agile development.
Without saying that Agile is flopping (because it's not), I'd like to talk about a couple of weak points for Agile.
While expanded within his post, the main points are:
Agile doesn't scale
Agile doesn't create sustainability
Agile is not rigorous
Read the entire post on Daryl's plog (http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A3DRIKGI1XT2IE/ref=cm_plog_apdp/102-7149784-2847326).
Without saying that Agile is flopping (because it's not), I'd like to talk about a couple of weak points for Agile.
While expanded within his post, the main points are:
Agile doesn't scale
Agile doesn't create sustainability
Agile is not rigorous
Read the entire post on Daryl's plog (http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A3DRIKGI1XT2IE/ref=cm_plog_apdp/102-7149784-2847326).