Extreme Programming: Past, Present, and Future!

Comcast • June 18, 2021 • Virtual

Thanks for attending my talk about Extreme Programming.

Slide Deck

Talk References

Here is a list of all of the articles and videos I referenced in my talk:

• You Won’t Believe How Old TDD Is - Arialdo Martini
• Chrysler Comprehensive Compensation on C2 Wiki
• C3 - Martin Fowler
• Extreme Programming Revived? - Ron Jeffries
• Are Agile Methodologies Really Different? - Ken Schwaber
• SAFe’s Scrum vs Scrum According to the Scrum Guide - They Are Not the Same - Willem-Jan Ageling
• Story Points Revisited - Ron Jeffries
• Planning Poker - The Original Paper - James Grenning
• Continuous Integration - Martin Fowler
• The Costs and Benefits of Pair Programming - Alistair Cockburn & Laurie Williams
• Beck Design Rules - Martin Fowler
• Modern Agile
• Industrial Logic eLearning
• Hunter Industries - A Day of Mob Programming 2012 - Timelapse video
• Hunter Industries - A Day of Mob Programming 2016 - Timelapse video
• Business Flow: Watch the Baton, Not the Runner - Chris Hefley
• The Art of Agile Development website - James Shore

Books

Here are the books I’ve referenced in the talk:

• Turn the Ship Around! - L. David Marquet
• Extreme Programming Explained - Kent Beck
• Joy, Inc. - Richard Sheridan
• Continuous Delivery - Jez Humble & David Farley
• Test-Driven Development by Example - Kent Beck
• Working Effectively with Legacy Code - Michael Feathers
• Accelerate - Nicole Forsgren, Jez Humble & Gene Kim
• Beyond Legacy Code - David Scott Bernstein
• Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code - Martin Fowler

Do you have questions about the talk or XP in general? Or maybe just want to chat? The best way to get in touch with me is on twitter. Feel free to contact me at (@asciamanna). If you are interested in learning more about how to work with me feel free to reach out on my Industrial Logic page here.

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