Extreme Programming, Scrum, Test Driven Development : Agile Software Development

Main Menu

Home Articles, News, Etc. Agile Links Directory Agile Polls RSS Feed

Partners

Methods & Tools
TV Agile
TestDriven.com
Agile Voices
Scrum Planet
Waterfall Manifesto

Last Agile Links

Coding and Testing: Testers and Programmers Working Togethe... (2009/6/26)
The Hidden Face of Agile (2009/6/26)
Practical Combinatorial Testing: Beyond Pairwise (2009/6/23)
Texttest (2009/6/18)
JsTestDriver (2009/6/18)
Pulling Power: A New Software Lifespan (2009/6/17)
Simple-Kanban (2009/6/16)
How Scrum Helped Our Team (2009/6/10)
QUnit (2009/6/9)
Xinc (2009/6/3)

Welcome to the Agile Software Development Web site

This site is a repository for resources concerning agile software development approaches (Extreme Programming (XP), Scrum, Test Driven Development (TDD), Feature Driven Development (FDD), DSDM, Lean Software) and practices (refactoring, pair programming, continuous integration, user stories, iterative development). The content consists of articles, news, press releases, quotations, books reviews and links to articles, Web sites, tools, blogs, conferences and other elements concerning agile development approaches. Feel free to contribute with your own articles, links or press releases. The administrator keeps the right to delete or edit all submitted content.

Agile Software Development Articles

[2009/6/26] A (Mostly) Agile Java Day at Jazoon
Methods & Tools is the sponsor of a large number of software development conferences, but I cannot find the time and budget to visit them. This year I managed to find some time after the publication of my summer issue to visit Wednesday the Jazoon, an important Java event located in Zurich. Besides the global morning keynote, the confe...
[2009/5/19] What Does a Good Pilot Look Like?
This article is based on Chapter 6 of Becoming Agile by Gregory S. Smith. It discusses the feature of a good pilot project when you transition to Agile.
[2009/4/30] Removing Duplication in Unit Tests
This article is taken from the book The Art of Unit Testing. As part of a chapter on the pillars of good tests, this segment shows how to remove duplication from unit tests. Author: Roy Osherove
[2009/4/16] Confessions of a Serial Product Owner
Confessions of a serial product owner is a short guide to a business person aiming for becoming an excellent product owner. Based on the personal experience of Anna Forss.
[2009/1/27] CMMI: Less Hyped Than Agile but Equally Popular
CMMI is the successor of the Capability Maturity Model (CMM) or Software CMM. The CMM was developed from November 1986 until 1997 as part of the software process maturity framework project. Then the CMMI, where “I” stands for Integration, replaced the CMM. This is certainly not currently a hyped concept. You will find no CMMI catego...

Recent News, PR, Events, Quotes & Books

[2009/6/26] Danube Technologies and Tasktop Team Up
[2009/6/26] Sonar 1.9 Integrates its Own Source Code Analyser
[2009/6/26] Embarcadero All-Access Gets a Boost wit Latest Database Change Management Tool
[2009/6/26] Electric Cloud and Coverity Announce Software Integrity Partnership
[2009/6/26] Ovum applauds Original Software’s agile compatibility
[2009/6/22] Agile Content in Methods & Tools Summer 2009
[2009/6/18] Butler Group Recommends All Organizations Adopting Agile Development Methods Put Rall...
[2009/6/16] SpiraPlan and SpiraTeam v2.2 Released
[2009/6/16] Agilefant 1.6 released
[2009/6/16] Phurnace Announces Support for IBM WebSphere on z/OS

We Support

Advanced Search

Practical

Contact
Advertising
Site feed

Polls

At what stage is the agile approach (XP, Scrum, ...) adoption at your location?
	Not using
	Investigating
	Analysed and rejected
	Pilot project
	Partial implementation (adoption of some agile practices)
	Partial deployment (some projects are using this approach)
	Deployed (all new projects are using this approach)

Jobs