提到这个... So, you wanna learn about this "emergent" thing, huh? Well, let me tell you, it's like h*ing a magic wand in software development. You see, instead of just sitting re and saying, "Hey, let's build this," we get to explore and find out what we really need as we go along. It's like a treasure hunt, but with code!
换个思路。 Now, when I say "emergent," I don't mean we're just making stuff up. We still got to figure out what business needs. But instead of h*ing some "product owner" guy who might not even know what he's talking about, we dive right into business stuff and see what biz folks really want. And hey, sometimes business value isn't just about selling stuff or services, it's about making things faster or keeping company's services running smoothly.
Direct, you ask? That's when you're actually selling something or providing a service that people pay for. Indirect? Well, that's when you're not charging 未来可期。 for it, but you're still making life easier for company. Like, if you make something that helps or team do ir job faster, that's indirect business value.
So, we talk to business people, and we figure out what kind of business value we're dealing with. And guess what? We don't need a product owner to do this. They're just like, "Hey, I'm middleman," and we're like, "Nope, we're gonna talk to business folks directly." Because you know, ir needs? They pop up out of nowhere, and sometimes y're really hard to understand. So, we just agree on a big picture and n figure out what's next. We take it step by step, from one stable state to next. And if it's not working out, we can always change our minds or stop and start over. That's beauty of se stable states – y let us move fast and deliver something with real business value.
何必呢？ But wait, re's more! We've got this thing called a "scaffold." It's like a little helper that speeds up our learning and delivery process. And not only does it help us with delivery, but it also builds this knowledge framework. You know, it's not just about tech, it's about knowledge too.
So re you h*e it, folks. By using se emergent and scaffold methods, we can tackle complexity of software development with ease. It's like h*ing a map that shows us where treasure is, and a little helper that makes sure we get re without getting lost. Now, go out re and make some awesome software!
