Transparency
Casting an eye over the eXtreme Programming rules page - I
can't help feeling that Transparency
should sit alongside Simplicity
as a Design Rule. Just a thought.
There is a great article on the Economist dealing with OSS, Agile, Testing and (I think) <spit> MDA <spit/>.Unfortunately it is going to cost you $2.95 to read. Print it off and show it to your management, if they are having trouble seeing the way ahead, or feel scarred by years of IT under achievement.
There is a great article on the Economist dealing with OSS, Agile, Testing and (I think) <spit> MDA <spit/>.Unfortunately it is going to cost you $2.95 to read. Print it off and show it to your management, if they are having trouble seeing the way ahead, or feel scarred by years of IT under achievement.
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