In my opinion, Agile zealotry can sometimes go too far and demean the role of programmers as designers, especially when it comes to the architecture of large projects.
For me it is important to also listen to something outside of the standard 4/4 rhythm to chill and keep my mind agile and fresh.
Last month, however, my spirited, agile, and endlessly curious 4-year-old presented me with a new challenge, one that nothing in my varied driving experience, whether in the urban jungle of Manhattan or the rain forest of Manuel Antonio, had prepared me for.
I try to keep my mind as agile and nimble as a feisty three-year-old.
However to my knowledge, in agile development, refactoring (improving code quality without changing its semantic meaning) is seen as an effort that accompanies development, with a view on minimizing ripples.
"I (personal) am currently (present) enjoying (emotional) my light and agile (positive) weight at 178lb!".
"My mind seems very agile and working well, but I'm not up to muscle.
I ignored it and laid on the board, feeling sleek and agile in my black wetsuit, like a version of Batman filled with 30percentt ham.
Ask him about the jellyfish!" I ignored it and laid on the board, feeling sleek and agile in my black wetsuit, like a version of Batman filled with 30percentt ham.
And Abraham Lincoln stayed agile by insisting, "my policy is to have no policy".
