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George Dinwiddie

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George Dinwiddie is a software development consultant and coach at iDIA Computing
Avoiding Mini-Waterfalls Posted: Oct 31, 2012 11:45 PM
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A lot of people and organizations, when transitioning from a serial software development lifecycle toward an Agile one, fall into the pattern of mini-waterfalls. They start doing iterations, but each iteration resembles the development lifecycle they already know. The programmers do some design work, then they write the code to implement the design, then unit [...]

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