Health to the Web

This is a post I wrote in linkedin about cursor rules We use cursor as the IDE in work and defining rules makes it better.

Anyone else over the term "fast follow"? We're already sprinting, now we're "fast following"?  What next? some marketing guru to add some new terms such as "quick gallop" or "speedy stagger" to the agile vernacular? 😄 Jokes aside, I have concerns because: Agile already provides us all the guidance and mechanisms to deliver the highest priorities, continuously to the customer. There is no need to invent new terminology. It's almost like some folks don't understand or trust Agile, so the term "fast follow" is invented as a useful way to market/manage expectations.  "We can't get xyz in for launch, but we really really promise to release it very soon" i.e. we understand it's a high priority (<- priorities, Agile is good at that) But that in itself (looking backwards) may take attention away from learning from the launch and figuring out what the next set or priorities, or perhaps the pivot needed (lo...