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“Dilbert” on Extreme and Agile Programming

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):

Dilbert comic on extreme programming

Dilbert comic on extreme programming

Dilbert comic on extreme programming

Dilbert comic on agile programming

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3 comments for ““Dilbert” on Extreme and Agile Programming”

  1. […] 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 […]

    Posted by Agile reaches the mainstream « Successful Software | November 29, 2007, 5:27 pm
  2. it’s so funny because it’s so true

    Posted by dan | December 8, 2007, 11:51 am
  3. […] Global Nerdy » Blog Archive » “Dilbert” on Extreme and Agile Programming “Dilbert” on Extreme and Agile Programming (tags: xp) […]

    Posted by links for 2007-12-14 « sySolution | December 14, 2007, 10:23 am

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Global Nerdy is Joey deVilla's technical blog. It covers all sorts of nerdy things, whether they have to do with life, work or play -- from a short blurb on the latest tech news to a book or game review to full-length articles on some aspect of programming that he finds interesting.

Joey is the Nerd Wrangler at b5media, a Toronto-based startup behind a global media network of 320 blogs which get a total of 10 million pageviews a month. He brings a combination of software development skills, blogging experience and rock and roll accordion to b5.

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