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Authors:By Michele Marchesi, Giancarlo Succi, Don Wells, Laurie Williams , Series:Computer Science [252] , Author sort:By Michele Marchesi, Giancarlo Succi, Don Wells, Laurie Williams , Ids:0201770059 , Languages:Languages:eng , Publisher:Addison Wesley , Comments:Comments:Published August 30, 2002, 640 pages.

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Author: Michele Marchesi, Giancarlo Succi, Don Wells, Laurie Williams, James Donovan Wells

Helps the reader gain perspective on Extreme Programming, and sort out the best way to implement this practice in their organization.@BULLET = Includes contributions from Extreme Programming luminaries such as Kent Beck, Martin Fowler, Ward Cunningham, Ron Jeffries, and more.@BULLET = Contains the best papers from the world’s two leading Extreme Programming conferences: XP 2001 and XP Universe.@BULLET = Helps organizations fully understand, transition to, and overcome the common challenges of Extreme Programming.@SUMMARY = For some, Extreme Programming represents a new set of rules, for others it is a humanistic set of values, and to still others it is a very dangerous over simplification of software development. Anyway you slice it, Extreme Programming is thought-provoking and controversial. Extreme Programming Perspectives collects the best papers from the world’s two leading XP conferences, and presents this information in a handy, easily-digestible format that allows reader to determine whether XP is a prudent undertaking for their organization, and how their organization can optimize their XP initiatives. The book contains contributions from the most renowned names in the XP field, including Kent Beck, Martin Fowler, Ward Cunningham, and Ron Jeffries. Despite the growing acceptance of XP, readers need information to understand and optimize this agile method. They need to place XP in perspective. This book provides what they need.@AUTHBIO = Giancarlo Succi is a Professor of Software Engineering at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Alberta. Michele Marchesi is professor of the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Cagliari, Italy. Together, Succi and Marchesi are co-authors of Extreme Programming Examined (AW, 2001). Don Wells has more than 20 years programming experience; in 1996 he worked on the Chrysler Comprehensive Compensation project followed by the VCAPS project where Extreme Programming was successfully applied. Laurie Williams is an Assistant Professor in the Computer Science Department at North Carolina State University.

Extreme Programming Perspectives 1st Edition Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Introduction to Extreme Programming

What is Extreme Programming (XP)?
The Core Values of XP: Communication, Simplicity, Feedback, and Courage
The Principles Behind XP
How XP Differs from Traditional Software Development Methods
The Evolution of XP

Chapter 2: The Practices of Extreme Programming

Overview of the 12 XP Practices
Planning Game: User Stories, Release Planning, and Iterations
Small Releases: Delivering Functional Software Frequently
Pair Programming: The Power of Two Developers
Test-Driven Development: Writing Tests First
Continuous Integration: Building and Testing Software Frequently
Refactoring: Improving the Design of Code Over Time
Collective Code Ownership: Sharing Responsibility for Code Quality
Coding Standards: Ensuring Consistency in Code
On-Site Customer: Continuous Customer Involvement
40-Hour Work Week: Sustainable Pace for Developers
Continuous Feedback: Reviewing Progress and Getting Feedback

Chapter 3: Implementing XP: Challenges and Benefits

The Challenges of Adopting XP in an Organization
Overcoming Resistance to Change
The Role of Management in Supporting XP
Benefits of XP: Faster Development, Improved Quality, Higher Customer Satisfaction
Managing Teams in an XP Environment

Chapter 4: XP in Practice: Case Studies

Case Study 1: Implementing XP in a Start-Up Environment
Case Study 2: XP in a Large Organization
Case Study 3: XP in a Remote Team Setting
Lessons Learned from Real-World XP Implementations
Best Practices from Successful XP Projects

Chapter 5: Pair Programming: A Deeper Dive

Understanding the Role of Pair Programming in XP
The Psychological and Technical Benefits of Pair Programming
Managing Pair Programming in a Team Setting
Overcoming Common Misconceptions and Resistance
Effective Pairing Techniques and Best Practices

Chapter 6: Test-Driven Development (TDD) in XP

The Importance of TDD in XP
Writing Tests Before Code: Why and How
The Red-Green-Refactor Cycle in TDD
Advanced TDD Practices: Mock Objects, Test Coverage, and More
Overcoming TDD Challenges and Pitfalls

Chapter 7: Refactoring and Continuous Improvement

Refactoring: The Art of Changing Code Without Changing Its Behavior
When to Refactor and How to Prioritize Refactoring Tasks
Continuous Refactoring in XP
The Relationship Between Refactoring and Code Quality
Tools and Techniques for Effective Refactoring

Chapter 8: Agile Practices and XP

How XP Aligns with Agile Methodologies
The Role of Agile Principles in XP
Comparing XP with Other Agile Frameworks (Scrum, Crystal, etc.)
XP’s Focus on Customer Collaboration and Responding to Change
Agile Metrics and Feedback Loops in XP

Chapter 9: XP and Team Dynamics

Building High-Performance Teams in XP
Communication and Collaboration in XP Teams
The Role of the Coach in Supporting XP Teams
XP in Distributed and Cross-Functional Teams
Fostering a Culture of Trust and Continuous Improvement

Chapter 10: The Future of Extreme Programming

The Evolution of XP and Its Impact on Software Development
Emerging Trends in Software Development and the Role of XP
The Integration of XP with Other Methodologies (e.g., Lean, DevOps)
The Continued Relevance of XP in Modern Development Environments
Adapting XP for New Technologies and Challenges

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