Bruce Sterling @brucesMar 13
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-032-18169-5_4#Sec2
Show threadDave Slusher - SFFHMar 13

@bruces I lived through the eXtreme Programming era. It was just like faith healing. If you tried it and it worked, hooray for you as better and more moral than those other losers. If it didn't work for you it was because you did it wrong. These were the only possible outcomes.

Agile is just XP without foam on its lips.

Show threadLoren Kohnfelder
@geniodiabolico @bruces What you said about eXtreme Programming sure sounds like vibe coding, and the name is fitting.
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Show threadDave Slusher - SFFHMar 13
@lmk @bruces There were sensible parts, like 100% automated test coverage. I also had an XP practitioner tell me he knew at a glance a code file was bad because it had comments in it. "If it were properly written, it would be self-documenting and wouldn't need comments!" That's the day I knew XP was not for me.