Explore the evolution and challenges of Agile methodologies and object-oriented programming in this thought-provoking conference talk from GOTO Berlin 2017. Delve into the historical roots of Agile, tracing its connection to object-oriented principles and examining how both have strayed from their original intentions. Analyze the dehumanization of Agile practices and the misinterpretation of object-oriented concepts. Investigate the common enemies faced by both paradigms and discover strategies for restoring focus on people-centric development. Gain insights into organizational learning models and the importance of maintaining a visionary approach in software development. Learn from James Coplien's expertise as he critically examines the current state of Agile and objects, offering valuable perspectives on reclaiming their human-centered essence.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
A Family Tree
The Agile Manifesto
Genetic Epistemology
Where have objects gone wrong?
Where has Agile gone wrong?
Agile has lost its roots
and the good parts are little understood
The Common Enemies
Restoring Focus
Elusive lands over the horizon
Organizational Learning Models
Failure to Dream
Taught by
GOTO Conferences
