[m_fayer]

Long after we are all gone and the scrum masters are a barely remembered historical curiosity, there shall remain, humble and eternal, the waterfall model.

[actionfromafar]

A waterfall, frozen, in time?

[unixhero]

Well waterfall is how we built the old world. Piece by piece, module by module, roads, bridges, buildings, boats.

[ionwake]

I got intrigued by your comment, I couldn't wrap my head about a process just changing. Got AI to throw out this table, but I think its of interest:

Waterfall ~1970, Agile ~2001, Continuous (DevOps) ~2015, Autonomous Dev ~2030, Self-Evolving Systems ~2040, Goal-Directed Ecosystems ~2050+

[Den_VR]

What do you think about “goal-directed ecosystems” mapping to Mulder’s Collaborative Agent Maturity Model (CAMM)?

[ionwake]

terribly interesting! Thank you

[aryehof]

~1985 Iterative Development.

That waterfall was what everyone did before agile is a myth. AI produces the recent popular viewpoint as truth whether it is true or not.