[StiHacka]

The main concept is what if you are doing it the top way, get to the end and find out the customer really needs a boat.

If doing it the other way, you would likely figure out the water aspect by step 2 or 3 and can change course.

Yeah, but the example is as bad as the 1990s examples of OOP showing how a line is a subclass of a point.

This one is a bit better, although a real MVP would be a carriage pulled by customer support staff.

 

[stevew]

Yeah, but the example is as bad as the 1990s examples of OOP showing how a line is a subclass of a point.

This one is a bit better, although a real MVP would be a carriage pulled by customer support staff.

you all need some Ed emberley in your lives

 

[maxyedor]

Took the first ever sick day in my entire life, feels weird.

It’s 1:00pm, just woke up, turns out sleeping for 18 hours will do wonders for your health, or sleeping at all really.

Teeth hurt though, which usually means sinus infection is brewing, so that’s good.

 

[jstuhlman]

you all need some Ed emberley in your lives

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loved those books as a kid

 

[jimmydean]

Yeah, but the example is as bad as the 1990s examples of OOP showing how a line is a subclass of a point.

This one is a bit better, although a real MVP would be a carriage pulled by customer support staff.

But this assumes the end result is always a car. Where as the other tackles the need for transportation without the assumption that a car is the answer. That's the goal of agile, to be agile.

<edit> if all you build is cars, then it works I guess.

 

[AngryMetalsmith]

you all need some Ed emberley in your lives

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Does seem vaguely familiar.

 

[stevew]

moar vinyl.....

 

[Sorgie]

The main concept is what if you are doing it the top way, get to the end and find out the customer really needs a boat.

If doing it the other way, you would likely figure out the water aspect by step 2 or 3 and can change course.

Similar note. I keep this one in my office.

 

[Westy]

The main concept is what if you are doing it the top way, get to the end and find out the customer really needs a boat.

If doing it the other way, you would likely figure out the water aspect by step 2 or 3 and can change course.

I have a similar presentation but I use the Mona Lisa as the example

 

[Westy]

you should probably have a few kids. that'll help!

With enough of them you can stitch their hides together and make a tent or tee pee

 

[jonKranked]

damn appliances

 

[6thElement]

T-storms, power is out. Can someone mail some so I can make dinner please?

 

[Toshi]

T-storms, power is out. Can someone mail some so I can make dinner please?

Drive on down to the plains of western Kansas and we'll have Thai food to share

 

[6thElement]

Drive on down to the plains of western Kansas and we'll have Thai food to share

Very tempting, but I fear that would deprive you of your lunch of leftovers tomorrow.

I did just go and retrieve camping lights from the camper so I'm not in the dark shortly.

 

[rideit]

Think I am going to go on a 75 mile road ride.
in the *almost* empty park.

Well, did that...72 miles.
fun as all get out.

 

[Toshi]

a good day to be east of the Platte in Denver