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There is very little consensus in the agile community regarding the practices and techniques that are inherent to doing agile software development. Using the new community research tool, we at InfoQ want to get your opinions on the relative importance of a variety of practices which are commonly used in agile projects. How important are these practices, and how commonly are they actually used.
Please vote by dragging each practice across two dimensions – how important is the practice relative to the other practices, and how much is it actually used in real teams and projects.
This is an initial list – please tell us which other practices and techniques we should include in future versions of this community survey so we can improve the tool and provide information that will be useful to the community.
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The practices some second
by P Wood,
Re: The practices some second
by Jeff Hain,
Re: The practices some second
by Dan Mezick,
Why such social website authentication when we have Logged into InfoQ?
by Girish Hegde,
The practices some second
by P Wood,
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Ralph Waldo Emerson said:
However, James Shore said:
Re: The practices some second
by Jeff Hain,
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Emerson was speaking for experts, Shore for beginners :) (reference to the Dreyfus model)
Re: The practices some second
by Dan Mezick,
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Effective practices are those that embody essential Manifesto principles. So long as the practice aligns, doing it (willingly) actually works. If you act "as if", you are in fact. The key is willingness to do practices that align on principles. Knowledge of principles ("why does this practice work?") comes later. I explain this in detail in my book www.TheCultureGame.com visible on INFOQ at www.infoq.com/articles/culture-game-extract-2
Why such social website authentication when we have Logged into InfoQ?
by Girish Hegde,
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What is the logic behind authenticating through Social website service!? And that too with a demand to share personal contact details....doesn't make much sense!