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Thu, Sep 4 2008 9:51
Software Process and Reduction of Quality
Ken Schwaber had a conversation with Scott Hanselman about the concept of "done". He said that software developers have a habit of culling down all the generally accepted practices of software development except the writing of code. He says...
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