Rivers
Institute
- How can software development be more valuable?
- How can improvements spread far and fast?
What's
New!- InfoQ
interview with Niclas Nilsson about Implementation Patterns
(1/25/08).
- Learning From Lean,
both lean production and lean product development offer lessons for
software development (12/15/07).
- InfoWorld interview, Paul Krill and I talk about agility, cowboy coding, defects, and the role of technology in development (11/4/07).
- SPAMCast
interview with Tom Cagley about transparency (9/23/07).
- Two More Implementation Patterns, I always think of new things to add to a book after it comes out. This time I thought of them before the book came out.
- Implementation Patterns, a book that focuses on how to communicate effectively with code. Available in November. Here is a sample chapter.
- Appreciating Your Way to XP, applying Appreciative Inquiry to encourage change
- A Five
Questions interview with Michael Hunter
- Slicing Functionality: Alternate Paths, with William Wake, Joseph Leddy, and Kent Beck
- Accountability in Software Development
- Executive summary of Extreme Programming
- Interview with Kurt Christensen of InfoQ
- Podcast Interview with Wolfgang Strigel of QA Labs
- Getting Started with XP: Toe Dipping, Racing Dives, and Cannonballs, Kent Beck and Cynthia Andres.
- Cutting with the Grain: The Rhythms of Design, with Joseph Leddy and William Wake. This paper came out of the first Programming Intensive Workshop.
Coding Tips
- Refactoring by Example, a twist on refactoring that maintains concrete thinking longer.
- Programming in the Concrete, a trick for programming that gives you more information while you code.
- Who is Kent Beck?
- Gallery: Extreme Programming in pictures
- Steve Hayes' essay on the future of software