Jeremy Miller has some sound advice and an interesting read on the order of code construction (a nice "Where should I start building my project, and how do I continue to implement the various pieces of the infrastructure" piece) "it’s easier to make a change by going around a framework or drilling exception...

Got this in the emails, and it sounds itneresting: "Hi Roy, Just a quick note to say that I thought you might be interested in this recent podcast we completed, entitled "The Journey From Business Needs to Test and User Acceptance". It's at: http://www.qapodcast.com/news/2005/11/18/qa-podcast-8-the-journey...

This is a nice overview and actual pictures from a team room environment working with XP. Check it out at: An XP Team Room " Many newcomers to Extreme Programming wonder what a team room looks like. (For those unfamiliar with Extreme Programming, at the end of the article you will find a quick explanation...

One of the things I've encountered lately is large organizations (1000's of developers) trying to get "Agile" while still trying to retain some sort of sanity in the ranks. I do believe that such moves should be made not all at once (unless you'r pretty small) but at small incremental steps. One of the...

One of the things most notable about XP that I really like is the notion of pure communication through the simplest things. For example - the whiteboard. In an XP project - the whiteboard is your biggest friend. It's the best way to communicate ideas visually and fast It's great for letting everyone...

Jeremy Miller has some sound advice and an interesting read on the order of code construction (a nice "Where should I start building my project, and how do I continue to implement the various pieces of the infrastructure" piece) "it’s easier to make a change by going around a framework or drilling exception...

Got this in the emails, and it sounds itneresting: "Hi Roy, Just a quick note to say that I thought you might be interested in this recent podcast we completed, entitled "The Journey From Business Needs to Test and User Acceptance". It's at: http://www.qapodcast.com/news/2005/11/18/qa-podcast-8-the-journey...

This is a nice overview and actual pictures from a team room environment working with XP. Check it out at: An XP Team Room " Many newcomers to Extreme Programming wonder what a team room looks like. (For those unfamiliar with Extreme Programming, at the end of the article you will find a quick explanation...

One of the things I've encountered lately is large organizations (1000's of developers) trying to get "Agile" while still trying to retain some sort of sanity in the ranks. I do believe that such moves should be made not all at once (unless you'r pretty small) but at small incremental steps. One of the...

One of the things most notable about XP that I really like is the notion of pure communication through the simplest things. For example - the whiteboard. In an XP project - the whiteboard is your biggest friend. It's the best way to communicate ideas visually and fast It's great for letting everyone...