Agile embedded software development replaces the old-school plan-and-pray method with plan-track-replan at different timescales, the nanoscale governing creation in the hour-to-day frame for individuals, the microscale governing each individual validated build of the system, and the macroscale managing large-scale changes and replanning of the whole project and primary milestones from concept to final delivery.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
#ALGORITHMS: "Agile-for-embedded improves code quality"
"Agile" and "embedded systems" didn't used to go together, but IBM's agility guru wants to change all that at Design West 2013 at the San Jose Convention Center, where the author of the only book on agile-for-embedded will details the "Top Ten Mistakes of Agile Embedded Projects" on Thursday, April 25: R. Colin Johnson
Agile embedded software development replaces the old-school plan-and-pray method with plan-track-replan at different timescales, the nanoscale governing creation in the hour-to-day frame for individuals, the microscale governing each individual validated build of the system, and the macroscale managing large-scale changes and replanning of the whole project and primary milestones from concept to final delivery. Further Reading
Agile embedded software development replaces the old-school plan-and-pray method with plan-track-replan at different timescales, the nanoscale governing creation in the hour-to-day frame for individuals, the microscale governing each individual validated build of the system, and the macroscale managing large-scale changes and replanning of the whole project and primary milestones from concept to final delivery.