when your problem is simple, basing a solution on specific practices may work. But when the problem is complex, more of a thinking and education approach is required.
our approaches should be about teaching us how to improve our results. Not presume following them provides us good results.
in '00 a framework within which to figure out what to do made sense because we didn't understand the theories under software development. Now we do. Using those theories directly is more effective. You can start with a set of often useful practices if you want to. then adjust
centuries ago ppl used empiricism to build bridges-result was failed &overly constructed bridges. Today we use theories that explain how to build them. More reliability, less complexlity.
10 years from now we'll look back at Agile based on frameworks way we look at waterfall now
10 years from now we'll look back at Agile based on frameworks way we look at waterfall now
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