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Published: Oct 18 2007 / 14:51
The First International Grails eXchange was visited on its first day by Dr. Venkat Subramaniam , founder of Agile Developer, Inc . He presented two very interesting sessions, the first on Grails in the context of Agile development and the second on Domain Specific Languages and Groovy. Venkat has trained and mentored more than 3000 software developers in the U.S., Canada and Europe in the practices of Agile development. Venkat, who frequently speaks at conferences, is also an adjunct professor for the practice of Computer Science at the University of Houston and teaches at Rice University School for Continuing Studies. He is the author of .NET Gotchas and co-author of Practices of an Agile Developer: Working in the Real World (Pragmatic Programmers) .
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dzonelurker replied ago:
Agile needs to be debunked. Urgently!
expectnothing replied ago:
Agile is not the be all and end all of software development. From my experience it does not work in all situations. All it takes is for one person to not follow the Agile methodology and the whole project begins to fall apart. It needs a very good, close team to pull it off.
That said when it does work (rarely in my experience) it yields quick and solid developments, with generally a higher acceptance from the customers.
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