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The document discusses principles for agile programming based on lessons from Kung Fu Panda. It recommends frequently testing code through a variety of automated tests. Programmers should integrate code daily and follow common coding standards and conventions as a team. Pair programming and collaboration are emphasized to reduce bugs and spread knowledge. Simplicity and shipping working code each sprint are priorities over unnecessary features. Finding a balance with occasional refactoring is important for maintaining focus.
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