Introduction to Extreme Programming
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This document provides an introduction and overview of eXtreme Programming (XP), an agile software development methodology. It discusses what XP is, its history and origins, core values and principles, practices, and components like the whole XP team. Key aspects of XP covered include pair programming, short development cycles, test-first development, simple design, frequent integration and feedback. The document aims to explain the philosophy and mechanics of the XP methodology.
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Over the last 15 years, we've organized 57 conferences across 13 cities in India. We've hosted 1,000+ speakers from 38 countries, who have delivered 1,200+ sessions to 10,000+ attendees. We continue to be a non-profit, volunteer-run community conference.
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In this talk, I'll share my personal experience of using this thinking to help an organization to scale their product to Millions of users. I've dive deep into how we structured our organization for Structural Agility and how we set-up a very lightweight governance model using OKRs to drive the necessary flexible and progressive thinking.
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Every time a developer raises a pull-request, PRRiskAdvisor analyzes the files that were changed and publishes a report on the pull request itself with the overall risk associated with this pull request and also risk associated with each file. It also runs static code analysis using SonarQube and publishes the configured violations as comments on the pull request. This way the reviewer just has to look at the pull request to get a decent idea of what it means to review this pull request. If there are too many violations, then PRRiskAdvisor can also automatically reject the pull request.
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* March 8th: Digital Transformation Day
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