Gossamer Condor style.

> Gossamer Condor style.
>
> Crash(learn), patch, test,
>     crash(learn), patch, test, ...
>         in a very tight quick cycle. :-)
>
>> Yoshiki Ohshima yoshiki at vpri.org
>> Wed Feb 6 01:13:28 UTC 2008
>> wrote (amoung other things).
>
>>  I don't know what Gossamer Condor style is, but
> sounds like we are
>> in some kind of agreement.
>
> The Gossamer Condor was Paul MacCready's man powered
> flying machine.
>
> The development style was crash(learn), patch, test,
> crash(learn), patch, test,... in a very tight loop.
> This got his plane to win the prize while the British
> Royal Whatsit folks were still in the
> big-design-up-front stage.
>
> http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/photocredit/achievers/mac0-041
>
> and you may wish to follow the links.
>
> As you may guess, MacCready is one of my modern day
> science heroes.
>
> Cheers --Jer
>
>
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> The development style was crash(learn), patch, test,
> crash(learn), patch, test,... in a very tight loop.
> This got his plane to win the prize while the British
> Royal Whatsit folks were still in the
> big-design-up-front stage.
>
> http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/photocredit/achievers/mac0-041
>
> and you may wish to follow the links.
>
> As you may guess, MacCready is one of my modern day
> science heroes.