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Top Articles in comp.software.extreme-programming  So let's build a router  96
 96 (9/20/2004 9:12:47 PM) This comment is an offshoot of the XP Requirement Analysis thread. > Laurent Bossavit (laurent@dontspambossavit.com) >For instance Extreme Programming, to focus on one of these "newer" >methods, does have q...   spam29 (1456) A critique of test-first... 116
116 (11/15/2004 5:07:06 AM) Everyone agrees that testing is important, but what use is it to write the unit tests before starting coding (rather than after)? IMO, its one advantage is that it forces the programmer to focus on the pro...  ctips (287) how many bugs do you find and correct during TDD? 161
157 (12/30/2004 4:02:40 PM) I am trying to get a sense of how any bugs people write, find, and correct during TDD. So the root question is how many bugs do you write? The hypothesis is that there are very few bugs per line of code. Does t...  qqq (2) Test-Driven and Design by Contract 86
77 (1/31/2005 8:30:10 PM) I am wondering about TDD and Design by Contract. To these practices address the same values? Do these practices overlap? Are things better if they are both done? Geoff There is a similar posting (if you are i... geoffrey.slinker (13) Bye bye XP hello fixed price. Challenging question. 87
59 (6/6/2005 12:38:07 PM) Hi folks, After enjoying XP-ish practices for 1.5 years on a given project my client has a new manager which can only accept and think in terms of fixed up front cost and time. The next version [or "release in...  alvin321 (175) Smells versus beauty 83
60 (8/6/2005 1:36:47 PM) I'm trying to help some juniors (one to three years of programming-for-a-living) learn how to write better code. We've done some great work in the projects we've done together, but they get into trouble quickly...  apalala (22) Unit Testing and Test Cases 83
111 (2/27/2006 11:44:08 AM) Here's my understanding as of now. If I were writing a function bool IsValidContact(Offerer objOfferer, Accepter objAccepter, TermsAndConditions objTermsAndConditions); Before writing the function, I'd enli...  wtr_clr (74) Requirements Misalignment 128
122 (4/24/2004 5:05:48 PM) Deep within the 'Irony' thread was a question as to what 'software development process' specifically dealt with the instance 'where management requirements and customer requirements aren't aligned.' The quick ...  Scott The Irony of Extreme Programming 185
134 (4/12/2004 12:13:04 PM) The Irony of Extreme Programming Ron Jeffries 04/12/2004 The irony of Extreme Programming is that while detractors continue to explain why it cannot work, software developers all over the world are having... Ronald XP vs UML 99
113 (12/19/2003 4:42:56 AM) *Note*: I have numbered the points in the end of the details which I request you to suggest/advice me on. Hello NG, I am trying to collect some arguments on the point of using XP or UML or other software dev... PohihihiStatistics Last Updated: 5/8/2013 12:00:00 AM |
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