johnmboudreaux · September 13, 2017 02:16
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 just based off of my experience so far i can say that it is easy to write buggy code. i couldnt imagine writing code for months
 and months before being able to actually have it tried out by the end user. 
 also the fact that code costs virtually nothing to produce, but when it works and serves some purpose its at least worth 
 something. this means that it can be performing its intended dutyin less time.
 i personally cant think of how i implemented any agile practices into my projects. maybe i did and just dont realize it.
	just based off of my experience so far i can say that it is easy to write buggy code. i couldnt imagine writing code for months
	and months before being able to actually have it tried out by the end user.
	also the fact that code costs virtually nothing to produce, but when it works and serves some purpose its at least worth
	something. this means that it can be performing its intended dutyin less time.
	i personally cant think of how i implemented any agile practices into my projects. maybe i did and just dont realize it.