Recent posts on Reddit have pointed to a number of Dilbert comic strips poking fun at extreme and agile programming; I thought I’d gather them in one place. Here they are, posted for your enjoyment (for as long as I escape the notice of United Feature Syndicate):





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[…] 29 November 2007 software Tags: dilbert, extreme programming You know you’ve made it when they make fun of you in Dilbert. I wonder how long before the United Features lawyers make Joey take the cartoons […]
it’s so funny because it’s so true
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