Disclaimer This article was written in a world without war, and this is not something the author support, by any means or results
War is father of all —Heraclitus
This is all going to be far-fetched and highly debatable, as all good things are, but you can still keep reading, right?
This is about the carnage, blood, and the unfortunate good things that come as a result.
I am going to argue that a big part of the methodologies we use for project management in software development, the methodologies that strike success and allow effective management and delivery come from war and the lessons that came along after.
Of course, it’s not like sapper engineers invented the TDD’s fail first principle, or did they?
We are going to put that cliffhanger question aside and focus on more simple things.
