In a nutshell, why do a lot of developers dislike Agile?

8/17/2017

In this blog post, the author explores why some developers have a dislike for the Agile methodology. The article highlights various reasons including unrealistic expectations, lack of autonomy and ownership, excessive meetings, and the pressure to constantly deliver. The author argues that Agile, when implemented poorly or without proper consideration, can lead to frustration and burnout among developers. Additionally, the post delves into the negative impact of agile on the quality of code and the prioritization of speed over stability. Overall, the article provides insights into the grievances that developers may have towards the Agile methodology.

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