October 22nd 2007 - 6:30pm
3100 Main St, Suite 900
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PROSAgile Engineering: No Debt, No Defects
Presented by
James ShoreAgile methods place high demands on developers: every
iteration--as often as every week--the team must deliver working,
tested software to their customers. Every iteration, the team may be
asked to change direction and work on an entirely new set of
requirements. To meet this challenge, agile engineering practices are a
must. Join James for a discussion of how Extreme Programming's
engineering practices mesh together to allow teams to approach the
ideal of software with no defects and no technical debt. Practices
discussed include pair programming, ten-minute builds, continuous
integration, incremental and evolutionary design, test-driven
development, and more.
About The Speaker:
James Shore is an award-winning agile practitioner and coach. A
professional software developer since 1994, he has been leading teams
in success and failure since 1999. In 2005, he was awarded with the
Agile Alliance's Gordon Pask Award for Contributions to Agile Practice.
His recent book, The Art of Agile Development (coauthored with Shane
Warden), will be published by O'Reilly in September. Find more of his
work on his website.