Titlebook: Agile Software Construction; John Hunt Book 2006 Springer-Verlag London 2006 Agile method.Extreme Programming.Java.agile modeling.feature

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David Llewellyn-Jones,Qi Shi,Madjid MerabtiIn this chapter, we will consider what experiences teams developing with XP and Agile Modelling methods have had. It considers what issues have been found and how they have been overcome. It does reach some contentious conclusions about some aspects of XP and also considers what happens when XP is applied to larger software projects.

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Martin Ruskov,Paul Ekblom,M. Angela SasseIn this chapter, we will consider how some of the agile techniques talked about thus far can fit with more traditional software engineering methods. In particular, we will focus on the Unified Process (also known as the Rational Unified Process or RUP) and PRINCE2.

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Agile Methods and the Agile Manifesto,In this chapter, you will be introduced to the concept, motivations, goals and principles behind the Agile Movement. You will also learn what the common features of all agile methods are. Following this, a brief review of a number of the core agile methods currently available will be presented, before a brief summary concludes the chapter.

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Agile Modelling,In this chapter, we will first consider some common misconceptions relating to models and model-based design. Once we have dispelled these misconceptions, we shall delve deeper into agile modelling. We will consider the attributes of agile models as well as what agile models look like and when they should be updated.

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Agile Modelling and XP Reviewed,In this chapter, we will consider what experiences teams developing with XP and Agile Modelling methods have had. It considers what issues have been found and how they have been overcome. It does reach some contentious conclusions about some aspects of XP and also considers what happens when XP is applied to larger software projects.

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Planning a Sample FDD Project,In this chapter, we will look at how a project was planned using the ideas presented in the last chapter on Feature-Driven Development. As you will remember, an FDD project is based on the identification of features, their implementation as tasks (possibly grouped into packages of work) implemented within a fixed time box for each iteration.

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Agile Methods with RUP and PRINCE2,In this chapter, we will consider how some of the agile techniques talked about thus far can fit with more traditional software engineering methods. In particular, we will focus on the Unified Process (also known as the Rational Unified Process or RUP) and PRINCE2.

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