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What software development philosophies do you use?

15 Sep 2008 to 22 Sep 2008 I tend to use the 'Get it Done' method but that's just me...(suggested by Pete)

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(8) Get it Done
(3) CListCtrl
(3) Lucky throw of the dice
(2) RAD
(1) Sales-Driven Methodology - we add the features they sold...
(1) Scram. Write it and run.
(1) Seat of your pants
(1) spiral
(1) Spiral Model
(1) splitter
(1) The - "latest panic" driven technique- so it changes every week.
(1) Throw it against the wall, see if it sticks...
(1) top down structured
(1) Top down, starting with prototypes and stubbed functions
(1) trail 'n error
(1) up front design
(1) Use variants of the supplied choices
(1) Use-Case Driven
(1) V-Model
(1) We deliver
(1) Whatever it takes
(1) Whatever works for the project and team
(1) WTFC
(1) Z Programming (Don't even ask you'll regret it :) )
(1) CMMI
(1) Code it in the amout of time Ithe manager believes he took when he was programming -- using unpaid overtime to account for any difference.
(1) code project in vb.net with database in ms-access needs help to generate crystal report in vb.net
(1) commando coding
(1) Cowboy Coding
(1) Duct Tape Driven Desing
(1) Feature-Driven Development
(1) First understand the thing and deloping it in simplest manner with good performance.
(1) Gang Of Four
(1) Get it done now.
(1) Get it done prevails most of the time in spite of any other idealized models.
(1) Hail Mary (a.k.a. Ave Maria)
(1) I'd say in a given week I probably only do about fifteen minutes of real, actual, work.
(1) Inutitive workflow
(1) Keep it SIMPLE Stupid!
(1) Keep It Stupid Simple
(1) KISS
(1) MDD: Model driven Development
(1) model based software generation
(1) None philosophy!
(1) organic
(1) Paper Napkin Development
(1) Passing The Buck
(1) personal ;}
(1) Polish reverse
(1) PSP/TSP
(1) "Do what the boss asks" development
(1) "If it builds, ship it!"
(1) As well as--as you put it--the 'Get it Done' method