Agile has never said you don't plan, you just don't fully trust plans made without all the information. You make your plan, and its great as far as up front plans go, but it WILL be wrong in some ways, and you will update it.
Who ever said you don't plan in agile and scrum? Where does the magical backlog you start the project with come from?
The point is not to pretend you know things that you don't. You have a severly flawed interpretation of what agile means.
Who ever said you don't plan in agile and scrum? Where does the magical backlog you start the project with come from?
The point is not to pretend you know things that you don't. You have a severly flawed interpretation of what agile means.