Interesting odd peculiar strange funky flower outside The Crown.
Jay about to demolish a foot long fish and chips at The Ickleton Lion.
View during my ride home from work.
(received via forwarded email)
There are so many development organizations where specs are a monument to mindless bureaucratic paperwork that entire movements sprung up organized around the idea of not writing specs. These people are misguided. Writing a functional specification is at the very heart of agile development, because it lets you iterate rapidly over many possible designs before you write code. Compared to code, a written spec is trivial to change. The very act of writing a specification forces you to think through the design you thought you had in your head, and helps you see the flaws in it quickly so that you can iterate and try more designs.
