Lone Star Ruby Conference 2010 Real Software Engineering by Glenn Vanderburg
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Why leaders watch it
Argues engineering practice should be judged by what works in practice, relevant to how technical leaders choose process.
Glenn Vanderburg argues at Lone Star Ruby Conference 2010 that university-style software engineering does not work, and asks what real software engineering would look like. He revisits the waterfall model and what engineering means in other fields.
Topics: Engineering & technical leadership
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