Agile Software Development¶
Cockburn, A. (2001). Agile Software Development: Software Through People. Addison-Wesley.
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Primes¶
- Progressive Refinement from Core Model
- Economics: comparative statics treats policy changes as small perturbations around a baseline equilibrium, reading off marginal effects from the derivative of the equilibrium condition.
This sourceFramework for iterative team-based development with executable baselines and incremental refinement across sprints.
- Economics: comparative statics treats policy changes as small perturbations around a baseline equilibrium, reading off marginal effects from the derivative of the equilibrium condition.
Mechanisms¶
- Contribution Tracking Board
- Radiate, don't archive. The board is a persistent, glanceable information radiator
This sourceDefines an information radiator as low-effort, visible status information that passersby can read without requesting it.
- Radiate, don't archive. The board is a persistent, glanceable information radiator
- Queue Dashboard
- Its strength is immediacy at breadth: a well-built dashboard is an information radiator — a display so visible and glanceable that the state of many queues reaches passers-by without anyone querying anything.
This sourceUses an information radiator: a highly visible, glanceable display that communicates queue state without a separate query.
- Its strength is immediacy at breadth: a well-built dashboard is an information radiator — a display so visible and glanceable that the state of many queues reaches passers-by without anyone querying anything.
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