This document discusses various Agile development practices including test-driven development (TDD), behavior-driven development (BDD), continuous integration (CI), Agile planning, and rapid prototyping. It provides examples of tools used for different practices such as Ruby on Rails and Cucumber for TDD, Jenkins for CI, Scrum and product backlogs for planning, and notes the benefits of practices like applying feedback loops through prototyping. The document advocates applying Agile principles and practices to game development.

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5. TDD, BDD
• Ruby on Rails + Cucumber
• C++ / Google Test
• Action Script 3 + Ant / FlexUnit

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• Jenkins (Hudson)
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10. Agile Plannning
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