Given the various methodical approaches to development, can we get some heuristics together on which ones are appropriate in what circumstances, e.g.
No method is too old, specialized, or "out there" ;-)
Please list only one method per answer, and include the situations in which it is most appropriate and least appropriate. For example:
Hacking
Note: Looking for specifics on each method, not general advice. Thank you.
Use the method that fits the way your team wants to work and gets the best results. Example: if your team is full of stored procedure, SQL-oriented table-thinkers, you shouldn't use an o/r mapper, because that is totally not fitting with how the team thinks/works.
And above all: get good software engineers. There's nothing more important than professional, good software engineers. With good software engineers, you can use any methodology and get good results.
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