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Testing Agile MethodologiesDistributed eXtreme Programming
Author: cs.wustl.edu |
Published: 10th Sep 2005 |
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Add CommentFiled in: Agile MethodologiesOne of the key requirements of eXtreme Programming (XP) is strong and effective communication between the team members but to enable this strong level of communication among team members, XP emphasizes the need to have the team members physically located close to each other. Since this may not always be feasible, this paper addresses this issue by proposing a crosscutting idea called "Distributed eXtreme Programming" (DXP), which inherits the merits of XP and applies it in a distributed team environment. The author's experiences show that DXP can be both effective and rewarding in projects whose teams are geographically distributed.
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