methodology

Intuitive Practice

Intuitive Practice is a software development methodology that emphasizes leveraging developers' intuition, experience, and tacit knowledge alongside formal processes to improve decision-making, creativity, and problem-solving. It focuses on balancing structured approaches with flexible, adaptive thinking to handle complex or ambiguous situations in software projects. This methodology encourages reflective practices, continuous learning, and trust in professional judgment to enhance team collaboration and project outcomes.

Also known as: Intuitive Development, Intuitive Software Practice, Intuition-Based Development, Tacit Knowledge Methodology, IP
🧊Why learn Intuitive Practice?

Developers should learn Intuitive Practice when working on projects with high uncertainty, rapid changes, or novel challenges where rigid methodologies may fall short, such as in startups, research and development, or creative software domains. It is particularly useful for senior developers and team leads who need to make quick, effective decisions based on incomplete information, fostering innovation and reducing bottlenecks in agile or iterative environments.

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