- Evaluate various release patterns for your XP projects
- Learn some of the benefits of a shorter release cycle for you and your customers
- Learn how to transition to a shorter release cycle
Presented by Damon Poole, founder and CTO of AccuRev, a VersionOne partner specializing in agile software development, continuous integration and process assessment.
XP Resource Links
Agile 101 - eXtreme Programming - An overview of one of the most popular and controversial agile methods
What is eXtreme Programming? - Get your XP questions answered here
Do It Yourself Agile Blog - Agile Development Material for the DIY'er
Agile Mashups Presentation from QCon - Find out why most teams don't follow an agile software method such as Scrum or XP by the book
Getting Started with eXtreme Programming
eXtreme Programming (XP) advocates shorter release cycles which give you
faster feedback. How do you transition to a shorter release cycle? How do you
know which release pattern is right for you? Here are some resources to help you
break the major release habit and make the most of XP.
Breaking the Major Release Habit Webcast
Are you frustrated with your software release schedule? Do you want to release more often? What else can you do to improve your release schedule? While the traditional pattern is to release every 6-12 months, there are many other software release patterns to choose from. This webcast will examine the various factors involved, use examples drawn from a wide variety of companies and provide the information you need to make an informed choice and implement it.
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