Re: agile development and frameworks

Michael G wrote:
> Let's suppose I am asked to develop a web app and I would like
> to employ the agile development process. Further, I have
> had rather good results using some of the different versions
> of the MVC pattern as an architectural pattern for a number
> of small web applications. If I decide to use an MVC pattern
> as the overall structure of the application, is this too much
> upfront design for an agile process?

If you *decide* to use it, as in being fully commiting to it, possibly. One
of the most important skills in Agile development is not committing to a
decision until the last responsible moment - and using all your skills to
make that moment appear as late as possible.

But that doesn't mean that you have to ignore all your experience. It just
means that you should keep both your code and mind flexible and open for new
ways of doing things.

Does that help?

Cheers, Ilja


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