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Re: Waterfall and Dr. Winston Royce: msg#00039programming.scrum.general
Mike Cohn wrote: > I think the popularity of waterfall is that everything degrades into > waterfall model to some extent. > Even a fairly extreme shift like Kent Beck's Test-Driven Development is > a waterfall to some extent: find a requirement, write a test (that > fails), write the code, retest, refactor. All repeated on a scale of > minutes. > I often say that the only problem with waterfalls is when they are too large. It's reasonable to kayak the Rogue River, it isn't wise to Kayak over Niagara Falls Martin To Post a message, send it to: scrumdevelopment@xxxxxxxxxxx To Unsubscribe, send a blank message to: scrumdevelopment-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxx Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ |
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