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Weekly Agile Reading. Pack 12

September 6, 2008 by Artem Marchenko

Top writing that caught my attention this week:

» http://www.jbrains.ca/permalink/204 "I have been teaching people about TDD and stories for years, and have practiced STDD most of that time, in one form or another. I find the technique helpful; however, when I have pushed STDD to its limit, I have found it to guide me in directions I don’t like, which TDD has generally never done."
» Agile Game Development: Jidoka, TDD and asset validation Jidoka is a Japanese term used at Toyota which means "automation with a human touch." Why solve bugs immediately?
» How Hard Could It Be?: How I Learned to Love Middle Managers -- Fog Creek Software -- Small Business Advice The necessary evil of middle management

You might like having a look at the previous link packs as well.

If you happen to encounter another interesting content published since last Saturday, please, post links in the comments.

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