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“To ensure that a service meets the needs of the customer we use a process called “Working Backwards” in which you start with your customer and work your way backwards until you get to the minimum set of technology requirements to satisfy what you tr
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- links for 2006-10-29 -- Cory Foy: Principles, not Processes True: “The only way to really become agile is to look at the practices and understand the principles behind why you would want to do them, then fit them into your organization.” (tags: Agile...
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- links for 2007-01-02 -- InfoQ: Resolutions: Integrity of Code and Conduct “Agile Code: The ability to accommodate changing requirements is directly related to the flexibility and malleability of the code base. Agile code is: loosely coupled, highly cohesive, fully tested, expressive, rarely duplicated”...
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