Titlebook: Agile Development with ICONIX Process; People, Process, and Doug Rosenberg,Matt Stephens,Mark Collins-Cope Book 2005 Don Rosenberg and Mark

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A “Vanilla” Test-Driven Development Exampleming, we deliberately avoided that in the example. This was to contrast the techniques used to create a design using vanilla TDD with the techniques used to create a design using up-front UML diagramming..In the next chapter, we hit the Rewind button and repeat the example using TDD plus some up-fro

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Test-Driven Development with ICONIX Processrules slightly for TDD, but the basics are pretty much the same..Using TDD on its own without any up-front design modeling is actually very rare. Even in XP a certain amount of up-front design modeling is generally used—this is normally a collaborative design workshop held just before the coding ses

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Synchronizing the Model and Code: One Small Release at a Time

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Modeling the Mapplet (Release 1)ccur, particularly early in a project when the team is still adapting to the new design process, so expect it to happen and be prepared!).Finally, we saw the end result of this first release: the alpha release of the mapplet..Having seen the first release, the team now has a much better idea of what

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Ralph A. Reisfeld,Soldano Ferrone process (in other words, talk to the customer; find out what the customer really needs; use effective requirements elicitation techniques [as we describe in this book]; ask the customer hard, detailed questions; and hit the brakes if the customer doesn’t have the answers) and to model these require

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-01635-7ccur, particularly early in a project when the team is still adapting to the new design process, so expect it to happen and be prepared!).Finally, we saw the end result of this first release: the alpha release of the mapplet..Having seen the first release, the team now has a much better idea of what

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Persona Analysis’t just about designing the “l(fā)ook” of a user interface. It’s also about designing the behavior—determining how the UI will behave and respond to user inputs. This is why interaction design and use cases work so well together, especially when combined with personas.