I have been reading about REST a lot recently, and hence about architectural styles. Perhaps I have found them in the opposite order. Nevertheless, it has been extremely refreshing and educative. [Continue]
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Extreme Programming Getting Stagnant
Kent Beck says that XP is in the danger of getting stagnated because of a combination of limited adoption and no opposition. It has become like the standards, which everyone accepts in principle, but no on adopts in practice. I like XP, it was like a breath of fresh air after working through various waterfall models and burning the hands. [Continue]
Does Agile Development Make Changes Cheaper?
Some of the reactions to my post on changes being expensive hinted and some explicitly said that Agile Development and Test Driven Development can make changes cheaper. I think they can help you to make the changes easier, but they can neither reduce impact nor cost of the change. Let me elaborate. [Continue]
On Agile
JP has put up a nice perception of agile - The destination not the route: A sideways look at agile. He very rightly demonstrates situations when agile is and is not applicable. There were some recent views on agility, mostly affected by its tooling up or materializing. [Continue]
Gonzo Agility
Christoper Locke writes in his book Gonzo Marketing. But professionalism is something altogether else. Over time, any functional specialization tends to forget its relationship to the larger social context it was created to work within and serve. [Continue]
Architectural Style For Open Source
Jeff Hodson has a detailed look at how open source can be leveraged by Agile teams. He advises Architectural Style (via InfoQ). I will reiterate some points and present my view on them. [Continue]
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