| Summary: | "Agile burst onto the scene in 1999 with the release of "Extreme Programming Explained". That book demanded a work environment where five positive human values - communication, courage, feedback, simplicity, and respect - would guide a software development process that embraces change. Those new to agile (and those a little hazy on the concepts) will welcome this thorough overview by agile coaches, Dawn and David Griffiths. You'll learn about agile cycles, user stories, estimating , technical practices, pair programming, retrospectives, stand-ups and story boards. You'll understand the value of the agile workspace, the roles played in the agile process, and emerge with a deep understanding of the core values, principles and practices that drive the most popular software development process in use today."--Resource description page
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