XP-Files Season 1: Normal and Paranormal Experiences with eXtreme Programming
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A talk about eXtreme Programming (XP) that recounts real-world failures and successes applying XP values, principles and practices in software teams. It explains how XP practices (pair programming, TDD, continuous integration, refactoring, etc.) relate to technical excellence and team quality, told from the presenter’s experience as an Agile facilitator guiding teams toward code responsibility across different organizational contexts.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:29Colocation and collaboration
- 4:57Desktop islands case
- 8:06Remote work and family
- 10:11Strange office case
- 14:25Mixed meetings challenges
- 17:35Forced remote team
- 21:28Pair programming resistance
- 24:06Full sprint pairs
- 25:53Multiplatform T-shaped teams
- 29:46Cuate team case
- 32:13Collective code ownership
- 34:44Code review approval
- 37:15Final reflection and challenge
- 38:23Q&A
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