A set of short notes on software develoment process
No amount of process
over-specification will make up for bad people. Far better: Staff
your project with good people, do whatever it takes to keep them
happy, and use simple, well-bounded processes to guide them along
the way. Coad, LeFebvre, De Luca, Java Modeling in Color with
UML, 1999 ---- (more words of wisdom on process...)
The notes on software development process are roughly divided
into the following categories:
General Topics A set of introductory notes and notes
on topics that do not fit naturally into any of the other
categories below. The list includes general articles on agility,
people and process, complexity, communication, quality,
etc. Read
more...
Feature-Driven Development
(FDD) FDD is a pragmatic blend of best
practices. Highly-iterative and driven by
client-valued-requirements, it is also model-centric, focused on
high quality results, and generally applicable for larger project
teams than recommended for Scrum or eXtreme
programming. Read more...
The BAT Blog My contributions to the old Borland
Agile Transformation Blog: "Contributors to this blog are
passionate about the impact that great teams and good software can
have on an organization’s bottom line. They bring decades of
experience designing, developing and delivering great software, and
each is playing a critical role in Borland’s own
transformation." Read
more...
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