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XP Practice: Continuous Integration

November 16, 2007 by Artem Marchenko

Integration is often one of the most difficult moments in software projects. In traditional waterfall development, the integration phase at the end of development can take a lot of time and reveal many design deficiencies. Things become easier if the organization adopts the practice of bi-weekly, weekly, or daily builds. The more frequently the system is built, tested, and verified, the earlier problems and deviations are found.

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Agile in a global development scenario

October 4, 2007 by devenkalra

When I started to develop software for my new company (Infodoro), I started to work with a distributed team in eastern Europe and India and the daily scrum was not as practical. During that time, I realized that Agile is a lot more than the daily scrum. And it is quite practical and effective to do Agile development in the true sense.

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