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Can an iteration truly fail? The answer might surprise you. In this video, Uncle Bob challenges the traditional view of iteration success and explain why iterations, even those that deliver no points, are always valuable.

Here's what he covers:

The Data-Driven Iteration: Why iterations are designed to produce data, not necessarily completed features.
The Value of "Failure" Data: How iterations with zero points provide crucial insights for project managers.
Iterations Don't Fail, They Inform:** Why missing point estimates doesn't equate to iteration failure.
Velocity as a Measurement, Not a Goal: Understanding that iteration points are a measure of capacity, not a target.
The Ideal Velocity Graph:** Why a stable, flat velocity graph is often the most desirable.
Project Manager Expectations:** The common misconception that velocity should always be increasing.
Strategies for Increasing Velocity (When Appropriate):** Exploring how to improve team efficiency without compromising stability.

Thoughts?
Sources:
   • Clean Code - Uncle Bob / Lesson 6