XP and Junior Developers: 7 Mistakes (and how to avoid them)

Lawrence, Richard E.

doi:10.1109/agile.2007.67

Agile 2007 (Agile 2007) 2007

DOI: 10.1109/agile.2007.67

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XP and Junior Developers: 7 Mistakes (and how to avoid them)

Richard E. Lawrence¹

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“…This was one of the most problematic practices. It is known that pair programming usually implies an important quality improvement (Richard, 2007) and a significant decrease in the effort to be taken (Woi, 2006). With just one student in the team, he was the only responsible about all the code programming.…”

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A Modified Agile Methodology for an ERP Academic Project Development

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A Modified Agile Methodology for an ERP Academic Project Development

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Agile Software Development Challenges in Implementation and Adoption

Razavi

Ahmad

2016

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The first part of this chapter presents the results of a systematic literature review on Agile Software Development (ASD) challenges as are reported in implementation and adoption cases. The data only considers the concrete evidences of surfaced problems mainly according to work experience and case study articles. The results are analyzed so that types, nature and intensity of the problems are determined and, compared to each other, within three major classifications of “large organizations”, “distributed settings” and “both large and distributed environments”. The analysis reveals that, in ASD, common organizational and managerial issues have been replaced by communication and collaboration problems. The second part uses the results of the part one as a frame of analysis to render more interpretations e.g. signifying that non-agility preconceptions are the root of a majority of problematic projects. Besides, mediating between agile projects and traditional forms of management, and, economic governance are two major rival approaches that are emerging in response to these challenges.

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XP and Junior Developers: 7 Mistakes (and how to avoid them)

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A Modified Agile Methodology for an ERP Academic Project Development

A Modified Agile Methodology for an ERP Academic Project Development

Agile Software Development Challenges in Implementation and Adoption

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