#extremeprogramming

[projectmanagertemplate]

Agile methodologies have transformed the approach to project management. Initially introduced as a response to the rigid and inefficient waterfall model, Agile has evolved into a collection of frameworks and practices that prioritize adaptability, collaboration, and continuous improvement.

This blog review explores the evolution of Agile methodologies, from their early beginnings to modern-day implementations. We will discuss their origins, key milestones, different frameworks, and how Agile continues to shape industries beyond software development.

[jonfazzaro]

"That is, in attempting to optimize XP's own practices, they created metrics that, years later, turned out to be excellent tools for measuring and optimizing work."

[sourcesoftware]

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[cloudrevoluteus]

The #AgileProductDevelopmentProcess is a popular methodology for developing products in a quick and efficient manner. This process is based on the Agile principles of iterative development, constant feedback, and customer involvement. The Agile process has been proven to be successful in developing high-quality products in a shorter time frame than traditional development processes.

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[jelvixteam]

Scrum or Extreme Programming - how different are they? How to choose the best Agile methodology? Watch this video to find out. 

Agile Software Development is all about incrementally delivering quality software to businesses. 

Today we are reviewing two Agile methodologies, Scrum and Extreme Programming. Both of them build on top of certain principles and provide clear guidelines for product development. 

The two frameworks discussed, Scrum and Extreme Programming, both focus on delivering a high-quality product to the customer as fast as possible. 

There is no universally best framework suitable for all cases – each of them has its pros, cons, and use cases. 

In our video, we are reviewing everything you need to know to make a choice.

[truefalseman]

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[sovereignsoftware]

Extreme Programming (XP) is an agile software development framework that produces quality software and higher quality of life for the development team.

[phungthaihy]

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[jonfazzaro]

"The people actually running companies are not motivated primarily by business success. Business success is part of how they're getting what they actually want – status, freedom, power. This is part of why you see so many more XP consulting companies than XP product companies."

[agilequote]

#Scrum without #ExtremeProgramming (#XP) is like getting a gym membership without using it. i.e. you won't change anything except taking money from your bank account.

Ron Quartel in a tweet

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— Daily Research @SurveyCircle (@daily_research) February 18, 2020

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[benoithamelin]

(via Instapaper)

Since I have read Kent Beck's Extreme Programming Explained, I have done all I could to integrate agile approaches to software development in my own work. I started out with simple things, such as TDD, which has helped tremendously with making my projects easier to maintain. With TDD projects, I am never scared of rewriting whole parts of some project in an attempt to enhance its performance, and this has paid off.

However, I am very much aware that I am not quite to agility yet. Since much of my work has been of exploratory nature (I was a post-doc fellow in academia until spring 2011), I've mostly been writing prototype software, and I've often cut corners to fit my schedule in the boundaries of my grants. Also, even today as I am part of a very small, highly specialized team, I have little clue on how to implement some team-related agile features such as pair programming (of which I like the concept).

Everything I do, however, I try to do pragmatically, focusing on stuff that works, close interaction with people and fast deployment of new software. I make sure to look back on processes, measure how well they worked and instead of fidgeting on meeting fixed deadlines, try to manage expectations given unexpected problems (my work is still very much exploratory). I figure that always trying to make stuff better is as agile as it gets. Feel free to share your own perspective on agility in small or delocalized teams (e.g. people working from home, alone or with remote team members).

[jelvixteam]

Scrum or Extreme Programming - how different are they? How to choose the best Agile methodology? Watch this video to find out.