Comments on: Big Ball of Mud: On Software Architecture http://mindcode.org/archives/131 ... hacking life the binary way ... Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:16:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: andrezero http://mindcode.org/archives/131#comment-3918 andrezero Tue, 08 Jul 2008 23:15:23 +0000 http://mindcode.org/?p=131#comment-3918 don't worry: those that are interested in "just doing it" will move along the next trendy buzz-word and leave xp alone anyways I couldn't care less about XP or anyother acrinym for that matter. I follow my Zen-ish aproach to it, thus names are meaningless. It's the principles and values that matter... as in "wanting to do it right"... that's the atitude that must change don’t worry: those that are interested in “just doing it” will move along the next trendy buzz-word and leave xp alone

anyways I couldn’t care less about XP or anyother acrinym for that matter. I follow my Zen-ish aproach to it, thus names are meaningless.

It’s the principles and values that matter… as in “wanting to do it right”… that’s the atitude that must change

]]> By: Bytter http://mindcode.org/archives/131#comment-3877 Bytter Tue, 01 Jul 2008 00:59:50 +0000 http://mindcode.org/?p=131#comment-3877 @andre: it is a good point. I agree with you when I consider the fact that a whole change of attitude (not just a course) would be needed for the XP practices to be assimilated by the students as "natural". Still, I'm worried with the fact that XP pushes people to "do it right", while most of them is interested in "just doing it". @andre: it is a good point. I agree with you when I consider the fact that a whole change of attitude (not just a course) would be needed for the XP practices to be assimilated by the students as “natural”. Still, I’m worried with the fact that XP pushes people to “do it right”, while most of them is interested in “just doing it”.

]]> By: andrezero http://mindcode.org/archives/131#comment-3876 andrezero Tue, 01 Jul 2008 00:30:41 +0000 http://mindcode.org/?p=131#comment-3876 great post. thanks. my 2c: would it be that the current education system cannot even teach "it" beacause simply most current teachers never practiced "it" where "it" stands for the specific practices, principles and values of xp, agile, scrum, and many many others great post. thanks.

my 2c: would it be that the current education system cannot even teach “it” beacause simply most current teachers never practiced “it”

where “it” stands for the specific practices, principles and values of xp, agile, scrum, and many many others

]]> By: Paulo Cunha http://mindcode.org/archives/131#comment-3875 Paulo Cunha Sun, 29 Jun 2008 23:49:05 +0000 http://mindcode.org/?p=131#comment-3875 What about job security? ;) What about job security? ;)

]]> By: Filipe Correia http://mindcode.org/archives/131#comment-3871 Filipe Correia Sat, 28 Jun 2008 09:04:06 +0000 http://mindcode.org/?p=131#comment-3871 <blockquote>People still come out from University clueless about architecture and design, despite they have courses intended for that.</blockquote> I think things are changing, though. At least their having those kinds of courses now, and I see some people coming out of the university actually aware and interested for software engineering.

People still come out from University clueless about architecture and design, despite they have courses intended for that.

I think things are changing, though. At least their having those kinds of courses now, and I see some people coming out of the university actually aware and interested for software engineering.

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