Tuesday, October 17. 2006
Getting Software Done
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Thanks for the article, Robert. Two points - First, it would be helpful to see how you think GTD compares with existing agile development approaches like XP. You referred a bit to it at http://www.robertpeake.com/archives/20-Extreme-Programming.html, but I think some detail would be helpful. Second, you may get a kick out of this article, which reverses the direction:
Is GTD the "Extreme Programming" of Time Management?
http://ideamatt.blogspot.com/2006/01/is-gtd-extreme-programming-of-time.html
Cheers!
matt
Is GTD the "Extreme Programming" of Time Management?
http://ideamatt.blogspot.com/2006/01/is-gtd-extreme-programming-of-time.html
Cheers!
matt
Hey Matt, thanks for the link. I agree with a lot of what you said. As I mentioned in the TechGTD interview (which you as a Connect member have no doubt heard by now 
) I think just as GTD represents a kind of "advanced common sense" so does XP represent "best practices on steroids." Both are distillations of what works into formal methodology. Check back tomorrow for part two of the article, which is all about GTD ala XP. Thanks for stopping by!
) I think just as GTD represents a kind of "advanced common sense" so does XP represent "best practices on steroids." Both are distillations of what works into formal methodology. Check back tomorrow for part two of the article, which is all about GTD ala XP. Thanks for stopping by!
