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Can you create class where people who have worked in usual way of development get started on some basic xp principles/toolset?
Some of the benefits will become obvious & good practices will be adopted - if done using example. So, start a project from scratch, how would one go about doing it traditionally, realizing shortcomings & then using TDD (exposure to tools), Mocking?, Build/Integration, UI testing, DB testing etc etc
IMHO, unless I get to work in such a project - I become a bystander. Yes, companies will be able to say \
Yes, companies will be able to say - we have x number of certified scrum masters & it will be same as we are CMM level X. The companies know themselves where they *really* stand in terms of CMM
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March 24th, 2008 at 1:00 pm
Naresh,
Can you create class where people who have worked in usual way of development get started on some basic xp principles/toolset?
Some of the benefits will become obvious & good practices will be adopted - if done using example. So, start a project from scratch, how would one go about doing it traditionally, realizing shortcomings & then using TDD (exposure to tools), Mocking?, Build/Integration, UI testing, DB testing etc etc
IMHO, unless I get to work in such a project - I become a bystander. Yes, companies will be able to say \
March 24th, 2008 at 1:01 pm
Yes, companies will be able to say - we have x number of certified scrum masters & it will be same as we are CMM level X. The companies know themselves where they *really* stand in terms of CMM
What do you say?