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Weekly Agile Reading. Pack 16

October 3, 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.

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

» thekua.com@work " Automated story-based acceptance tests lead to unmaintainable systems
» Scrum Log Jeff Sutherland: Agile Specification: is it a hoax? or a necessity? Agile and specification aren't the opposite things. Here's how you can build the extensive specification step by step.
» Should the Daily Standup Be Person-by-Person or Story-by-Story? | Mike Cohn's Blog - Succeeding With Agile_
» Scrum Log Jeff Sutherland: Roots of Scrum: Object Technology Did you know that Scrum was designed to support the object oriented software development?
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