Extreme Programming Practices Guide

Author: Yastiel
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: The theme of this book: · How to anticipate the software system you are going to build · How to write business-oriented code · How to write effective user stories and acceptance test cases · Best practices on integration, refactoring, testing, and delivery · How to plan the iteration and release cycles of the project · How to address the challenges of implementing XP
Key Features of the Book: · Applying XP principles in real projects · Best practices throughout the entire project lifecycle · Understanding the roles of every participant, including developers, managers, and customers · Specific solutions to various common XP implementation challenges
A one-stop guide for XP enthusiasts — In a flash, Extreme Programming (XP) has become a representative model among advanced agile methodologies. This book is a concise, easy-to-understand, and comprehensive guide to XP, filled with many best practices that greatly benefit the implementation of XP! The book does not just stop at introducing the basic concepts and principles of XP—such as simplicity, communication, and feedback—but more importantly, it demonstrates how to integrate these principles into real-world projects. Through a complete case study, the book describes the entire project lifecycle, every key task, and the roles of every XP participant (developers, managers, and customers).
Do you want to benefit from XP? Do you want to implement XP smoothly? Then start with this book!