Content Tagged business
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Beck K., Extreme Programming Explained (1999)
The book is only 1/5 about programming and 4/5 about organizational matters. The book covers all the core and corollary elements of what is nowadays called Agile. It accompanies the other 2 Beck's books on the subject: Planning Extreme Programming (2000) and TDD by Example (2002).
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Scrum in Practice: Concerns Analysis
Scrum is often praised for its simplicity and adaptability, but when applied to non-trivial domains, novel products, its standard processes reveal significant gaps.
Below, I state the my key concerns with Scrum, and contrast Scrum’s theoretical approach with the realities of implementation.
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Beck K., Planning Extreme Programming (2001)
The book on XP planning covers most of what today Agile is in a nutshell. It is a great practical review of Agile Software Engineering implementation.
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Clean Code as a Business Asset
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Programming is a Flow of Decisions
Whether good or bad, timely taken or missed depends on the professional level of software engineer dealing with your product.
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Producing Top-Quality Code Is Fast
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How Good Are Bad Software Engineers (Stan)
Talking 10x programmers? What about "minus 1"? "minus 5"? Paired reading with the one from Nasir Afaf.
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Sloppy Code As a Silent Business Killer
And how to fix the issue.