Chapter 8. Extreme Programming
It's easy to have a complicated idea. It's very very hard to have a simple idea. | ||
| --Carver Mead | ||
OVERVIEW
Classification of XP.
Workproducts, roles, and practices.
Common mistakes, adoption and process mixtures, strengths and weaknesses.
Extreme Programming (XP) is a well-known agile method; it emphasizes collaboration, quick and early software creation, and skillful development practices. It is founded on four values: communication, simplicity, feedback, and courage. In addition to IID, it recommends 12 core practices:
1. Planning Game | 7. pair programming |
2. small, frequent releases | 8. team code ownership |
3. system metaphors | 9. continuous integration |
4. simple design | 10. sustainable pace |
5. testing | 11. whole team together |
6. frequent ... |
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