I’m asking to find out if there is a class and if it has a goto book, but leaving it open ended for other techniques like maybe Emacs and the org mode stuff, etc.
For me the best learning came from actually working on huge, complex projects - then seeing the problems that come with that - then looking for ways to improve the situation.
In my experience scrum usually doesn’t work if its process is not followed correctly. Very few people understand its principles and even fewer correctly implement it.
But if used correctly it brings a sense of organisation to a complex project.
I’m asking to find out if there is a class and if it has a goto book, but leaving it open ended for other techniques like maybe Emacs and the org mode stuff, etc.
For me the best learning came from actually working on huge, complex projects - then seeing the problems that come with that - then looking for ways to improve the situation.
If you are asking about a complex project architecture then Domain Driven Design is for you.
If you are asking about project management, then perhaps you need to look at something like Scrum.
Scrum lends itself to procedural nonsense. It’s rarely implemented in a way that improves project management.
Yes. Actually implementing Scrum can go either way, but going out of your way to learn and apply it is certainly going to end in tragedy.
In my experience scrum usually doesn’t work if its process is not followed correctly. Very few people understand its principles and even fewer correctly implement it.
But if used correctly it brings a sense of organisation to a complex project.