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by moregrist
39 days ago
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If you can define the spec up front, this is probably true. For anything large, the spec becomes increasingly more complicated. Look at software schedules in the old waterfall days of the 80s/90s: the spec / planning period was maybe 30-70% of the project. Unless you’re working on pretty routine stuff, the real problem is that the customer (which might be you) almost never knows what they want. The spec will change the minute a customer gets something to play with. This was the real value of agile in my mind: letting a customer change their mind as early as possible. |
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