Thank you for your words! This is what i believe and my team rolls too. (A bit of agile and that combined).
We have 3 programmers and 1 UI designer and Architect (me) . On Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 8:18 PM, Massimo Di Pierro < [email protected]> wrote: > Listen everybody. This thread is hilarious but not very professional. > > I think most of the people on this thread are hardcore programmers and > most of us came to some conclusions: > 1) it is not the idea that has value, it is the execution > 2) the success of a project is strongly correlated with the skills of the > programmers who work on it, the time and love they put in it. > 3) it does not really matter how much money is put into a project, if the > programmers are not good, and if they do not care about the project, it > will not succeed. > > Is there any value in management and or of software development methods? I > think there is. I am not saying which method is best because there is not > one size fits all but good programmers in my experience are self > disciplined. They follow a methodology to keep track of bugs and > systematically fix them. Their methodology may not exactly match named ones > (agile or waterfall or other) but it is a methodology. > > Massimo > > -- > > > > --
