DevOps: An idea so good, no one admits they don’t do it
As a dev, the whole "rapid release" thing made a lot of sense to me. As a user, though, I've turned 180 degrees on it. I hate "rapid release" with a passion now. Which means I dislike Agile by consequence.Rapid release means I can no longer rely on the software that engages in it. It's constantly shifting, with frequent changes in UI and workflow, and new and exciting bugs constantly appearing.I miss the days when I could plan ahead for new versions, so I could time them to have the least possible disruption to my life.