Fed up with software craftsmanship
summary
Two software-craftsmanship coaches critique how the craft movement is practiced: they identify elitist, dogmatic postures, misplaced prescriptions (like insisting on katas or TDD) and poor coach attitudes that ignore day-to-day delivery pressures. They analyze the community’s implementation problems and belief systems as the real causes of practitioner fatigue and growing distrust in craft practices.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:54Speakers
- 5:38Agile and craft history
- 10:50Software craft values
- 16:51Why tools aren't enough
- 22:54Cargo cult in craft
- 26:23Survivor bias in dev
- 31:40Craft marketing pitfalls
- 38:54Coaching posture
- 44:17Raising the bar
- 50:10Conclusion
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