Agile won’t produce great software on its own. For that, you need great management of engineers and product designers.
Agile can’t help your old, clunky code. Here’s one developer’s perspective on how to balance speed with code that actually works.
Sure, the process offers benefits for many digital products. But sometimes agile is not the best solution for your needs.
Real-world impact should drive product decisions. #NoEstimates advocates believe planning gets in the way.
The retro shouldn’t feel like a chore.
Agile often puts processes over people, and it’s pushing women engineers into non-technical roles. Time to move on?
Omar Rabbolini
