What we actually know about software development by Greg Wilson

Today seems to be “the recommendation day”. For those of you that do not follow (yet) Greg Wilson’s I’d like to recommend Greg’s presentation “Bits of evidence: What we actually know about software development and why we believe it’s true” WHERE he discusses the low standards FOR proof IN software engineering (too many claims without ANY kind OF empirical validation) AND how we can start addressing this situation.

And now that we ARE ON it, let me recommend you another OF his presentation: We Know Less Than You Think (But We Do Know Something)

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