Extreme programming practices ( xp )
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Extreme Programming (XP) is an agile software development framework that focuses on customer satisfaction and responding to changing requirements. It was created in 1996 by Kent Beck. XP emphasizes communication, simplicity, feedback, and respect. It delivers working software frequently in short iterations through practices like planning with user stories, daily stand-ups, pair programming, test-driven development, and refactoring code. The goal is to improve productivity through these values and practices.
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- 2. About Me • Kapil Raj Nakhwa Shrestha • Co-founder of Jyaasa Technologies Pvt ltd. • 9 years experience working with Ruby and Ruby and rails • kapil@jyaasa.com
- 3. Origins •March 6th, 1996, Chrysler Comprehensive Compensation System ( C3) . •Kent Beck Kent Beck when he was young ( Not me )
- 4. • Instead of delivering everything you could possible want on some date in future, Xp delivers the software as you want it. • Simple yet effective environment for enabling teams to become highly productive. • Improves the way we develop software in 5 key aspects.
- 5. Xp Project Heartbeat Type to enter a caption.
- 6. XP values • Communication • Simplicity • Feedback • Respect • Courage
- 7. Xp Rules ( Practices) • Planning • Managing • Designing • Coding • Testing
- 8. Planning • User Stories • Release Plan • Iteration Plan
- 9. Planning
- 10. Managing • Sustainable Pace • Daily Stand up • Measure Project Velocity • Move people around • Fix Xp when It breaks
- 11. Designing • Simplicity ( TUBE ) • Choose a system metaphor • CRC cards for system design • Use Spike to reduce risk • YAGNI • Refactor Mercilessly
- 12. Coding • Customer is always available • Write code to agreed standard • Write unit tests first • Pair Program • Sequential Integration • Collective Ownership
- 13. Customer is always available
- 14. Testing • All code must have unit tests • All tests must pass before production • When bug is found , Create a test • Acceptance tests are run often and metrics provided to the team.
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- 17. FeedBack Loops in XP
- 18. The paradox of a process If you do not use your process, It will not help you. If your process does not help you, You would not use it.
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