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When I started programming, ticket-driven development was the norm. As agile has taken hold, I’ve observed the anti-pattern less and less. However, it still occasionally rears its ugly head. What's interesting are the unique drivers behind it these days.
March 25, 2025 at 6:40 PM
When I started programming, ticket-driven development was the norm. As agile has taken hold, I’ve observed the anti-pattern less and less. However, it still occasionally rears its ugly head. What's interesting are the unique drivers behind it these days.
When I started programming, ticket-driven development was the norm. As agile has taken hold, I’ve observed the anti-pattern less and less. However, it still occasionally rears its ugly head. What's interesting are the unique drivers behind it these days.
March 25, 2025 at 6:36 PM
When I started programming, ticket-driven development was the norm. As agile has taken hold, I’ve observed the anti-pattern less and less. However, it still occasionally rears its ugly head. What's interesting are the unique drivers behind it these days.