Developing Complex Projects Using XP with Extensions

Authors:
Martin Lippert;Petra Becker-Pechau;Holger Breitling;Jörn Koch;Andreas Kornstädt;Stefan Roock;Axel Schmolitzky;Henning Wolf;Heinz Züllighoven
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Computer
Year:
2003

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Abstract

Using methodological extensions to adapt XP for major projects offers high security and reliability with-out limiting agile software development's advantages. The authors describe their use of XP extensions that focus on development's planning and controlling aspects, demonstrating that a suitably adapted agile development process is applicable to long-term, large-system projects.