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Extreme programming explained: embrace change Cynthia Andres, Kent Beck
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

As such, there is a distinct need to implement a focused 'agile' development paradigm. Beck, K.: Extreme Programming Explained: Embrace change. Maybe it's because of the cultural gap created by my Russian origins? Although The model embodies a collection of the 12 best practices along with the notion of 'embracing change'. EMBRACE CHANGE." Does it freak you out the way it freaks me out? Extreme Programming Explained : Embrace Change by Kent Beck (1999, Paperback). I began studying design patterns in roughly the same period that I read Beck's treatise on eXtreme Programming (Beck,1999). I'm not sure whether Extreme Programming Explained : Embrace Change was the book that really started the whole XP thing, but it was certainly the book that started it for me. Haven't you got something better to do? Tilt one way or another and you'll look more like a comet than a programmer. "Extreme Programming Explained. Extreme Programming and Open Source Software development models are two of the prevalent paradigms that challenge the earlier fixed parameter model by incorporating software best practices. The term *story* first surfaced in 1999 with Kent Beck's *Extreme Programming Explained*; the definition in the glossary is "one thing the customer wants the system to do."[5] The Planning Strategy chapter explains that a story As David Anderson makes clear in his dense and thorough *Agile Management for Software Engineering*: "In order to maximize the production rate, waste from changes must be minimized."[9]. I doubt you would be doing this work were it not for some other psychological abuse you are trying to avoid: loss of job, loss of status, loss of face. Palmer, S.R., Felsing, J.M.: A Practical Guide to Feature-Driven Development. I'm also spending hours coding Java in Eclipse with JUnit. Addison-Wesley, Upper Saddle River, NJ (1999). The Art of Agile Development (Shore & Warden); Agile Java (Langr); Extreme Programming Explained: Embrace Change (Beck); Test Driven (Koskela). Planning Extreme Programming by Martin Fowler and Kent Beck (2000, Paperback).