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On 2/9/2012 3:53 AM, Lionel wrote:
> Agile == hacking.
>
> lol.

Actually, I feel the same way.  But I also see a lot of folks (including 
management and executives) who feel Agile is the best way to go.  And 
this is in Silicon Valley!

Anyone want to discuss pros and cons of various software development 
methods?  Or maybe pros and pitfalls of Agile, i.e., how to avoid doing 
it wrong.

Also, new thread, or jack this one?