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  Extreme Programming for Web Projects (XP Series) (Paperback) By (author) Doug Wallace, By (author) Isobel Raggett, By (author) Joel Aufgang

  

  

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  Short Description for Extreme Programming for Web ProjectsShows how the Extreme Programming (XP) software development discipline can be adapted and applied to the Web-based project development process. This book demonstrates how the hallmarks of XP are particularly well suited to the demands of Web-based development.
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  • Publisher: Addison Wesley
  • Published: 29 September 2002
  • Format: Paperback 192 pages
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  • Categories: Internet Guides & Online Services | Computer Programming / Software Development | Extreme Programming | Object-oriented Programming (OOP) | Software Engineering
  • ISBN 13: 9780201794274 ISBN 10: 0201794276
  • Sales rank: 1,076,905

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• Make no mistake, web development is not software development; they are very different disciplines. However, web developers and software developers face many of the same challenges. Teams must be assembled, solutions must be built, testing and quality assurance must be conducted, and ultimately projects must be delivered as promised: on time and within budget. The web industry grew up so quickly that process was never sufficiently addressed nor formalized, and the authors of this book believe that web teams can learn a lot from the success that software teams have experienced with Extreme Programming (XP). The book presents a hybrid that adopts such XP cornerstones as pair programming and continuous integration, and adapts them to many of the unique requirements of web projects (e.g. graphical design process, multi-discipline teams, etc.). The result is a proven means of better delivering software to the browser.