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Perceptions of extreme programming

Vojislav B. Mišić

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Extreme Programming (XP) is probably the best known and (arguably) the most controversial of the so-called agile software development methodologies. The paper presents the main findings of a small pilot survey about user perceptions of XP.

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Extreme Programming (XP) is probably the best known and (arguably) the most controversial of the so-called agile software development methodologies. The paper presents the main findings of a small pilot survey about user perceptions of XP.

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Extreme Programming (XP) is probably the best known and (arguably) the most controversial of the so-called agile software development methodologies. The paper presents the main findings of a small pilot survey about user perceptions of XP.

Key concepts: Extreme programming, Extreme programming practices, User story, Agile software development, Computer science, Software engineering, Software development, Perception

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