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The Pessimist Pamphlet

Posted on October 19, 2017 by Scali

When I first heard of Agile development, I got a feeling of catch-22. That is, I agreed with most of the Agile principles and the underlying reasoning. However, I felt that the reason why I agreed is because of my … Continue reading →

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