3 posts tagged with "Agile"

Something curious is happening in software development.
We’re crossing a line that Agile never imagined back in 2001:
we’re no longer the only ones writing the code.

Welcome to Vibe Coding — an emerging paradigm where human intention replaces manual syntax.
Developers describe what they want, and intelligent systems translate that intent into code, interfaces, even architecture.
It’s still messy, inconsistent, sometimes weirdly brilliant — but it’s real.

And it’s forcing Agile to evolve.

By Emily Carter, Agile Coach, 2012

Over the past year, I’ve had the privilege—and sometimes the headache—of coaching Agile teams in several German companies. As a Brit who has worked with organizations across Europe, I expected a few cultural differences. But nothing quite prepared me for the German approach to planning. Here’s what I’ve learned—and what I wish I’d known before boarding that flight to Frankfurt.

By Alexey Smirnov, Software Engineer, Novosoft, 2003

When I first hear about Extreme Programming (XP), honestly, I think, "Sounds crazy, maybe some new American hype." But in our company in Novosibirsk, my manager says, "Let’s try! If we fail, we learn something anyway."
So, our team starts real XP experiment.