Titlebook: Extreme Programming and Agile Methods - XP/Agile Universe 2002; Second XP Universe a Don Wells,Laurie Williams Conference proceedings 2002

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Supporting Distributed Extreme Programmingch that tries to overcome the XP constraint of co-location by introducing a process-support environment (called MILOS for Agile Software Engineering - MILOS ASE) that helps software development teams to maintain XP practices in a distributed setting. MILOS ASE supports project coordination using the

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Using Ant to Solve Problems Posed by Frequent Deploymentsery release is as small as possible, then we are going to be releasing software much more frequently than with other methodologies. Related to this is the concept that the system is never finished, and deployments have to occur throughout the lifetime of the system. This paper examines some of the p

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Strategies for Introducing XP to New Client Sitesith client staff that had no previous experience using an Agile development approach. This article illustrates not only how XP helped make the project a success, but provides other valuable lessons learned regarding the introduction of XP at client sites.

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Establishing an Agile Testing Team: Our Four Favorite “Mistakes”, the Agile values helped us tackle the difficulties of testing in such an environment. We also discovered that the Agile values helped us with the politics of working with other teams and obtaining support in the organization.

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Tailoring XP for Large System Mission Critical Software Developmentme Programming and Agile Methods have been sparsely applied to Mission Critical software products. This paper gives some objective evidence, through our experiences, that agile methods can be applied to life critical systems. This paper describes a Large System Mission Critical software project deve