Sometimes it is the supposedly little changes that introduce the largest problems into a project. An apparently small change to a requirement. A minor feature introduced at the end of a sprint. A slight tweak in the expected results. Often it is those outside the actual development team who introduce this small request, asking for… Continue reading Just a little change
(I’ve been on vacation for a bit but hope to get some new posts up this week. Here is one; enjoy) Perhaps in an ideal world of software development, all of the requirements for a product can be anticipated and articulated at the start of a project, all obstacles avoided during the development cycle, and… Continue reading How to react when things change
Every summer my family goes camping with another family, and each evening we end the day telling ghost stories around the camp fire while we roast marshmallows. We tell old stories about the hook-handed man, the man with the golden arm, and the disembodied voice from within the decrepit house. After a while such stories… Continue reading Celebrating the end
