Explore the evolution and relevance of eXtreme Programming (XP) in the 21st century through this insightful conference talk by Rachel Davies at GOTO London 2015. Trace the journey of XP from its radical beginnings to its current state, examining how it compares to mainstream Agile approaches like Scrum. Discover how XP practices have adapted to modern software development, including continuous integration, pair programming, and mob programming. Learn about the benefits of XP, including deeper aspects like mastery and autonomy. Gain valuable insights into how XP can bring together various development methodologies, from DevOps to Lean Startup, and understand its potential to address "Agile sadness" in today's software development landscape.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
PRE-AGILE
EXTREME?
TURNING UP DIALS ON GOOD PRACTICE
AGILE SADNESS
SPLINTERING
DEVOPS WE CAN AUTOMATE THAT
CRAFTSMANSHIP WE CAN WRITE BETTER CODE!
LEAN STARTUP
XP BRINGS IT TOGETHER
1999 XP PRACTICES
2015 MODERN XP
CONTINUOUS EVERYTHING
PAIRING
MOB PROGRAMMING TO BUILD COLLECTIVE OWNERSHIP
OWNING LIVE
SIT WITH BUSINESS
STORY RESEARCH DEVELOPERS RESEARCH WHAT'S NEXT
OWNING PRIORITIES
TEAM OWN TRACKING
REFLECT TAKE TURNS TO FACILITATE
DEVELOPER ROTATION
BENEFITS OF XP
DEEPER BENEFITS MASTERY & AUTONOMY
WHAT'S XP ABOUT?
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GOTO Conferences
