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Weekly Agile Reading. Pack 15

September 27, 2008 by Artem Marchenko

Here is the top writing that caught my attention this week.

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

» Agile Game Development: Shared Infrastructure Teams Tips on what to do if you work in a shared infrastructure team andwant to use the Agile methods
» Why does a Scrum Process grind to a halt? | Kurt Nielsen " Scrum 4 You A translation of the Kurt Nielsen's article on the reasons for Scrum adoption to decay over time.
» Shock Therapy — Tobias Comment " Scrum 4 You Discussion on the Jeff Sutherland's support for shock therapi as a way for adopting Scrum continues in the blogosphere.
» InfoQ: Prioritizing Your Product Backlog A 75 min long video of the Mike Cohn's talk
» Goodbye mocks, Farewell stubs - ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog If mocks and stubs and all the other terms are indeed too difficult to learn, consider going for simpler terms.
» Microtechniques: typing A professional always finds time for sharpening his tools
» Google Testing Blog: Presubmit And Performance Some teams at Google run tests before checking the code in. Including performance tests. They find it useful.
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