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Do project management methodologies make sense when I'm the only team member? [closed]

Currently I'm working alone on a small project for University and I wondered: Does it make sense to apply methodologies (XP, Scrum) or parts of it? If only for experience? Or does it produce too much "overhead"? And if it does, which one would fit best?

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helpermethod Avatar asked Feb 03 '10 20:02

helpermethod


3 Answers

Methodologies give the approach to tackling a development, to me it would still be applicable if there was one or 100 people on the project. The only difference as you being the sole developer would take on multiple roles within the development.

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David Avatar answered Oct 06 '22 22:10

David


It's certainly an interesting idea to be able to sprint towards getting a set of goals done in a certain time. It might add some motivation to hitting a deadline, and preventing feature-bloat.

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RyanWilcox Avatar answered Oct 06 '22 22:10

RyanWilcox


As any skill, project management side of development improves with practice, so I'd say it's worth trying out.

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DVK Avatar answered Oct 06 '22 21:10

DVK