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Responsive Design

Presented by Kent Beck on Jun 04, 2009 Length 01:11:14
Sections
Process & Practices,
Architecture & Design
Topics
Agile ,
Design ,
Design Pattern
Tags
QCon ,
QCon San Francisco 2008 ,
Design Guideline ,
Design Patterns
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Summary
Purpose and intent are just as important as skill in effective software development. Skill allows you to deliver value in difficult technical circumstances. Clear purpose and positive intent allow you to deliver value in difficult social and business circumstances. Kent Beck shares his design technique which involves both intent and a small set of strategies he uses when designing.

Bio
Kent Beck is widely recognized as the father of eXtreme Programming and JUnit. He is the Founder and Director of Three Rivers Institute (TRI).

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