Practices of an Agile Developer: Working in the Real WorldPragmatic Bookshelf, 4 avr. 2006 - 176 pages These are the proven, effective agile practices that will make you a better developer. You'll learn pragmatic ways of approaching the development process and your personal coding techniques. You'll learn about your own attitudes, issues with working on a team, and how to best manage your learning, all in an iterative, incremental, agile style. You'll see how to apply each practice, and what benefits you can expect. Bottom line: This book will make you a better developer. |
Table des matières
Feeding Agility | |
Delivering What Users Want | |
Agile Feedback | |
Agile Coding | |
Agile Debugging | |
Agile Collaboration | |
Moving to Agility Just One New Practice | |
Rescuing a Failing Project | |
The Managers Guide | |
The Programmers Guide | |
The End? | |
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Practices of an Agile Developer: Working in the Real World Venkat Subramaniam,Andrew Hunt Affichage d'extraits - 2006 |
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