XP (Extreme Programming) is a form of Agile software development. This site contains Bill Wake's essays on XP, Agile, Lean, Scrum, and related topics.
Articles By Role
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|||
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
Most Popular Articles
- INVEST in Good Stories
- Twenty Ways to Split Stories
- XP on One Page
- Scrum on a Page
- Set-Based Concurrent Engineering
- Room and Charts Gallery (Contribute! Share your pictures.)
- Scrum from Hell
- Test-First Challenge
- Job Aids (now an external site)
- Games (area)
Reviews
Check out the reviews (mostly books) on a variety of topics.
(Disclaimer: If you buy a book through my link, I get a small credit with Amazon.)
Your Host
Bill Wake is a senior consultant with Industrial Logic. Check out our great e-learning on TDD, refactoring, user stories, and more! Bill has been involved with XP and Agile software for more than ten years, in a variety of domains including financial, biotechnology, publishing, and more. His interests include design, games, and dulcimer.
Follow Bill Wake on Twitter
Bill is the author of Extreme Programming Explored, Refactoring Workbook, Design Patterns in Java (with Steve Metsker), and Refactoring in Ruby (with Kevin Rutherford).
Related Sites
Some material formerly on this site has migrated to other sites:
- billwake.com contains Bill's posts unrelated to software.
- jobaids.info contains material on how to create job aids.
Copyright 1994-2013, William C. Wake. All Rights Reserved.