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The Customer's Role in Distributed XP: Getting the Product You Want

by Laurie Williams

About five years ago, Extreme Programming (XP) emerged as a software development methodology and became an alternative to the existing heavyweight and plan-driven approaches. While many have embraced XP, others view XP as heresy for defying established software engineering doctrine.

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The Customer's Role in Distributed XP: Getting the Product You Want 15 December 2004

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