When you hear people tout the simplicity of an approach, it is often an indication that they've lost sight of the goal - the effectiveness of the approach.
how something is defined and how something is used may be quite different 1/2
how something is defined and how something is used may be quite different 1/2
Things often start simple (1 gear car), turn more complicated (multiple gears), then become simple to use (automatic transmission).
Use a DA consultant to help you figure out what's simple for you. Then use that. A little foresight goes a long way. 2/3
Use a DA consultant to help you figure out what's simple for you. Then use that. A little foresight goes a long way. 2/3
Maybe the understanding in "simple to understand, difficult to master" is the wrong understanding. We need to understand what works for us. Then it's not so difficult. Choice is power. Choice is fit for purpose.
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Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler. Albert Einstein.
If you want simple, however, following taking a scientific approach, see portal.netobjectives.com/pages/books/da…
that's actually enough to create a small framework. I may do that later this week. 4/5
If you want simple, however, following taking a scientific approach, see portal.netobjectives.com/pages/books/da…
that's actually enough to create a small framework. I may do that later this week. 4/5
consider a simple framework based on a scientific explanation of Agile instead of one based on values (which many don't have) and practices (many of which don't work everywhere).
sounds cool :)
sounds cool :)
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