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10 Most Read Posts on Managed Chaos in 2009

  1. Agile (as practiced today) is the new Waterfall
  2. Naked Agile
  3. Biggest Stinkers
  4. Goodbye Simplicity; I’m Object Obsessed
  5. Want to Pair Program and Concerned about Productivity?
  6. Estimation Considered Harmful
  7. Refactoring Legacy Projects: Scaffolding Technique
  8. Single Responsibility Principle Demystified
  9. Primitive Obsession
  10. Cannot Evaluate a Candidate just based on their Resume

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  1. Confronting the Fear of Legacy Code When faced with Legacy Code, I’ve found 3 possible options to deal with them: Leave it alone for now: Very...
  2. Cannot Evaluate a Candidate just based on their Resume Its been 7 years since I’ve been actively involved in recruiting software professionals for various companies. In most places I’ve...
  3. Primitive Obsession When you smell complexity and lack of clarity in the air, look around, you’ll find your code swimming in a...
  4. Biggest Stinkers At the SDTConf 2009, Corey Haines & I hosted a session called Biggest Stinkers. During this session we were trying...
  5. Refactoring Legacy Projects: Scaffolding Technique If you’ve inherited a Legacy Project (project without any tests) and say you want to enhance an existing feature, where...
  6. Distributed Agile Presentation from Agiles 2009, Brazil ...
  7. Speaking @ Systems Continuum 2009 On 15th March 2009, I’ve been invited to talk about Agile Software Development at Systems Continuum 2009 @ IIT Bombay....
  8. Long Method Smell: When is a method too big? Unfortunately most people still measure size of code in number of Lines of Code (LoC). We all know LoC is...
  9. Different approaches to OO Design From the problem statement, single out all the nouns and verbs – end up with a lot of useless objects...
  10. Single Responsibility Principle Demystified Lately, I’ve sensed some confusion in developers around the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP). Its easy to say every object or...

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