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Extreme programming explained
Embrace Change
Book • 1999
This book, now in its second edition, provides a comprehensive overview of Extreme Programming (XP), a methodology developed by Kent Beck.
It emphasizes the importance of social change, minimalism, and incrementalism in software development.
The book includes insights from five years of applying and teaching XP, detailing the motivations and principles behind the practices.
It is designed to help teams improve their software development processes, even in the face of rapidly changing requirements, by pushing ordinary development practices to the extreme.
It emphasizes the importance of social change, minimalism, and incrementalism in software development.
The book includes insights from five years of applying and teaching XP, detailing the motivations and principles behind the practices.
It is designed to help teams improve their software development processes, even in the face of rapidly changing requirements, by pushing ordinary development practices to the extreme.
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Mentioned in 4 episodes
Mentioned by Dan North as one of the things that influenced him 20 years ago.
From XP to TCR & Limbo • Kent Beck & Daniel Terhorst-North
Robert C. Martin recommends the old extreme programming method from Kent Beck's book.
Uncle Bob Martin: Software Leader - Episode 357
Mentioned by Jeffrey Fredrick when giving Ward Cunningham’s advice on extreme programming and its evolution.
What is Agile, Anyway?
Mentioned by Jeffrey Fredrick as a transformational book that highlighted how every methodology is rooted in fear.
A Conversation with Johan, Part II
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John Crickett as a book that resonated with him, emphasizing the importance of customer involvement in software development.
John Crickett as a book that resonated with him, emphasizing the importance of customer involvement in software development.
Software Engineers are Paid to Solve Problems, Not Write Code! | John Crickett
