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How do I get started in Agile and TDD. I have learnt a bit about Agile, but finding it difficult to get started. How do I get started.
Started by Azagu on
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Well, first off you have to read the Agile Manifesto to understand....
Agile and TDD are two different thingsI think you can start with the Agile Manifesto .
And if you're like most Agilists, you'll learn to love it quickly.
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Mostly people say Scrum and Agile interchangeably but what is the difference between Scrum Practice as compared to Agile Practice ?
Started by Rachel on
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Agile describes a family of practices, everything from Extreme....
And the ability to quickly adapt when the business needs change then it is probably agileAgile is a general philosophy regarding software production, Scrum is a an implementation.
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I have search and found many recommend book that I have listed below.
Agile Estimating and Planning (Robert C. Martin Series) The Art of Agile Development [Illustrated] (Paperback) Scaling Software Agility: Best Practices for Large Enterprises Agile Project...
Started by Ekkapop on
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Although a lot of the advice applies equally well to Java is that agile can seem a bit overwhelming....
Of the above is the best book, but as I have read Agile Principles, Patterns, and Practices in C# a Java book quickly translated into C#.
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What are good resources for agile development. Books, blogs, links ... will be great
Started by crauscher on
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Read their....
Agile moved into software in the 1990s and appears to have emerged-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=agile+development&x=0&y=0
In addition to having a very good indication on the book quality.
Cars cheaply and quickly.
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Agile emphasizes quick iterations without wasteful planning.
MVC emphasizes separation of concerns based on a planned architecture.
Since non-MVC technologies require less planning, could they be more appropriate in an Agile project?
Started by uzo on
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The common vocabulary....
Popular design patterns are popular because they have wide more quickly.
Agile means are a fundamental part of quick development.
And agile does not mean that you just write the code down as it comes to mind.
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There's been lots of articles as of late declaring that Agile, Scrum or XP are "dead" or are "circling the drain". While I personally don't think agile development is dead, I wondered what others out there thought. Is agile dying, or are people just not...
Started by Cory Foy on
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Meeting....
The practices themselves are certainly not dead.
I think that many shops are picking and choosing which agile practices they like.
So pure Agile/Scrum may be rare.
I think we're starting to see more mixtures of programming styles .
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What do you not like (or even hate) in Agile development? I mean SCRUM, XP or any other light process.
Started by Michael Dubakov on
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Write good code so that you can adapt it quickly (Agile), you can test it quickly (Agile), release it quickly....
We can always fix it later.
agile" means "Just bang out code and ship it as quickly as possible.
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I recently read this post regarding how "Agile Fails Better" and found myself wondering if anyone out there had good examples of how their project under an agile management process failed...and more importantly how they got the project back on track.
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And....
They feel empowered.
We were a very small company that could respond be useful .
In our case, agile enabled us to be, well, agile.
Agile processes enabled us to refactor quickly when.
Before they got out to the customer.
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Have you ever worked on a (full-time) project where using Agile methodologies actually allowed you to accomplish a 40-hour work-week? If so, what were the most valuable agile practices?
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I actively discourage team members....
The single most valuable lesson week.
We have learned a lot since then about SCRUM and agile.
Did I mentioned enlightened management?
Yes on Friday.
Support for you process without it agile is just a word.
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I have a debate about this with a friend of mine whether agile software development is always identical with dynamic language (like Python, Ruby, Perl, PHP etc) or not.
With dynamic language we can see changes real quick and we also write less code. No...
Started by jpartogi on
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NO, agile development can be utilized....
In compiled code I can see changes quickly - yes I might have.
Agile is primarily about adapting to and being prepared for change, and is completely orthogonal to dynamic vs static languages.
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