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Agile Development Conference (ADC'04)
Subclassing XP: Breaking Its Rules the Right Way
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
June 22-June 26
ISBN: 0-7695-2248-3
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Greg Luck, "Subclassing XP: Breaking Its Rules the Right Way," Agile Development Conference/Australasian Database Conference, pp. 114-119, Agile Development Conference (ADC'04), 2004.
 
 
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author = {Greg Luck},
title = {Subclassing XP: Breaking Its Rules the Right Way},
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publisher = {IEEE Computer Society},
address = {Los Alamitos, CA, USA},
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Greg Luck, ThoughtWorks, Inc.
Extreme Programming encourages adoption of all of its practices [extreme Programming]. In practice many projects drop practices. What remains can be an incomplete methodology, which is dangerous. This problem can be overcome by replacing each removed dropped practice with a compensating practice tailored to the circumstances of the project - effectively subclassing XP.
This experience report recounts the experiences of subclassing of XP at Wotif.com, where Pair Programming was replaced with "Pairing" and refactoring was replaced with "Team Refactoring."
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Greg Luck, "Subclassing XP: Breaking Its Rules the Right Way," adc, pp.114-119, Agile Development Conference (ADC'04), 2004
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