It's good that this worked for them, but I think it's a bit questionable to assume that because it worked in this case it's a good idea (or even an idea at all instead of just a complete dismissal of planning and structure).
There's a lot of different ideas about how much is too much in terms of up-front design, but to me this goes a little too far to be called anything but chaos with a chance happy ending.
There's a lot of different ideas about how much is too much in terms of up-front design, but to me this goes a little too far to be called anything but chaos with a chance happy ending.