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@sudobunni The places I know mix Scrum with Agile. Scrum is a small part from Agile, but as it sells very well for consultants it becomes the only part. Software Craftsmanship is a better movement.
@anerdguynow I created an entire test automation framework for embeddded systems outside my working hours and put it open-source with MIT so that my coworkers could use it.
The HR told me to close the project after telling me that I was allowed to do it.
So used to do it, but not anymore.
The point of the Agile Manifesto was to create an abstraction that represented several similar lightweight processes invented in the mid-late’90s. Those processes included Extreme Programming, SCRUM, DSDM, FDD, Crystal Clear, and others. The meeting was attended by volunteer representatives of each, and by several naysayers. That it reached any kind of conclusion is something of a miracle. That the conclusion became so wildly popular is an even bigger miracle. That some used it to make money is just human nature.
Aproveitando que é semana Ghibli, é uma boa deixa pra uma curiosidade. Acho que todo mundo já parou pra ouvir uma playlist Lofi no Spotify. E sempre tem essa menina, na direita, com fone de ouvido. (é uma cópia, a original é da esquerda)
Eu assisti Whispers of the Heart na época que lançou, no fim dos aos 90. E a música "Country Road" virou uma das minhas favoritas. Quando vi a Shizuku reaparecendo no Spotify, não entendi nada. Enfim, assistam o filme e finalmente entendam a história por trás da imagem da "Lofi Girl".
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