[nickpsecurity]

Waiting for this title: "Ignoring waterfall and agile fads while sticking with Boehm spiral model (1986), good management, minimal meetings/paperwork, regular code reviews, and usage-driven testing. Best decision I ever made."

Haven't seen it yet but it's worked for many organizations and projects. For decades. Surely some improvements since then but one has to wonder what the useless-to-critical ratio is in activities of the new things. It still isn't clear to me.

[keithba]

+1. I was taught this as a young lad at Intel by a graybeard who'd been developing since the 60s. It made a lot of sense then, and it makes a lot of sense now.