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This document outlines 12 principles for software development. It emphasizes taking action over just gaining knowledge, focusing on individuals and interactions rather than processes, prioritizing working software over documentation, collaborating with customers over contract negotiation, and responding to change rather than sticking rigidly to plans. The final lines call on others to take action and lists the name of the author.
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