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Index
Foreword to the Second Edition Foreword to the First Edition Preface Chapter 1 What is XP? Section 1 Exploring XP Chapter 2 Learning to Drive Chapter 3 Values, Principles, and Practices Chapter 4 Values
Communication Simplicity Feedback Courage Respect Others
Chapter 5 Principles
Humanity Economics Mutual Benefit Self-Similarity Improvement Diversity Reflection Flow Opportunity Redundancy Failure Quality Baby Steps Accepted Responsibility
Chapter 6 Practices Chapter 7 Primary Practices
Sit Together Whole Team Informative Workspace Energized Work Pair Programming Stories Weekly Cycle Quarterly Cycle Slack Ten-Minute Build Continuous Integration Test-First Programming Incremental Design
Chapter 8 Getting Started Chapter 9 Corollary Practices
Real Customer Involvement Incremental Deployment Team Continuity Shrinking Teams Root-Cause Analysis Shared Code Code and Tests Single Code Base Daily Deployment Negotiated Scope Contract Pay-Per-Use
Chapter 10 The Whole XP Team
Testers Interaction Designers Architects Project Managers Product Managers Executives Technical Writers Users Programmers Human Resources Roles
Chapter 11 The Theory of Constraints Chapter 12 Planning: Managing Scope Chapter 13 Testing: Early, Often, and Automated Chapter 14 Designing: The Value of Time
Simplicity
Chapter 15 Scaling XP
Number of People Investment Size of Organization Time Problem Complexity Solution Complexity Consequences of Failure
Chapter 16 Interview Section 2 Philosophy of XP Chapter 17 Creation Story Chapter 18 Taylorism and Software Chapter 19 Toyota Production System Chapter 20 Applying XP
Choosing a Coach When You Shouldn't Use XP
Chapter 21 Purity
Certification and Accreditation
Chapter 22 Offshore Development Chapter 23 The Timeless Way of Programming Chapter 24 Community and XP Chapter 25 Conclusion Annotated Bibliography Index
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