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by seandougall
4571 days ago
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Who needs a maintainable version 3 these days? If your product hasn't been acquired and shut down by that time, you've failed. :-P In all seriousness, yes, different methodologies are certainly good for different organizations and different projects, and you're right that cowboy coding is effective at getting things done. I've definitely seen organizations that weren't well-suited to traditional methodologies get mired in documentation and fail to get anything out of alpha. Whatever approach you choose, just don't follow it straight off a cliff. |
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