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Chaos strategy

The chaos strategy is an approach to software development that extends other strategies (such as step-wise refinement), and it works with the chaos model.

The main rule is always resolve the most important issue first.

The chaos strategy resembles the way that programmers work toward the end of a project, when they have a list of bugs to fix and features to create. Usually someone prioritizes the remaining tasks, and the programmers fix them one at a time. The chaos strategy states that this is the only valid way to do the work.

The chaos strategy was inspired by Go strategy.