Steel pipes (by monkeyc.net) The term “Continuous Integration” was first discussed when Extreme Programming was starting to garner interest in the late 90s. From then, it has gone from being a ...

Continuous integration, part of the methodology of Extreme Programming (XP), has been around for awhile. Microsoft and many other development teams build their code at least daily, and the daily build ...

"With Extreme Programming, there's no killer integration because there's constant integration." Ron Jeffries, an Extreme aficionado, has worked closely with Beck and co-authored the book "Extreme ...

When a development team decides to migrate to extreme programming (XP), the natural tendency is to focus on the programming practices, including unit testing, continuous integration, refactoring ...

They landed on extreme programming (XP), which falls under the popular ... cloud-native microservice-based architecture, and continuous integration and continuous delivery, which enables us to release ...

Most of us realize that adopting Extreme Programming (XP ... XP is not about 'roles,' it's about a tight integration of skills and behaviors. In XP, testing is an integrated activity. The team needs ...

IPextreme’s IP development process is based on Extreme Programming ... involvement in the design process and employing techniques such as pair programming and continuous integration to eliminate ...

For the last five years, a software development methodology called Extreme Programming ... and also reduces integration time. One major deviation from most software methodologies in XP is the ...