This particular book's value is that actual project experiences leading to and confirming the principles and practices are so.well.clearly presented."-Scott Duncan, ASQ Software Division Standards Chair and representative to the US SC7 TAG and IEEE S2ESC Executive Committee and Management Board and Chair of IEEE Working Group 1648 on agile methods"Crystal Clear identifies principles that work not only for software development, but also for any results-centric activities. Development Manager, Landmark Graphics"I find Cockburn's writings on agile methods enlightening: He describes 'how to do,' of course, but also how to tell whether you're doing it right, to reach into the feeling of the project. These small teams can be much more effective and predictable than much larger teams that follow overly bureaucratic and prescriptive development processes."-Todd Little, Sr. This book leads you from software process hell to successful software development by practical examples and useful samples."-Basaki Satoshi, Schlumberger"A very powerful message, delivered in a variety of ways to touch the motivation and understanding of many points of view."-Laurie Williams, Assistant Professor, North Carolina State University"A broad, rich understanding of small-team software development based on observations of what actually works."-John Rusk"A superb synthesis of underlying principles and a clear description of strategies and techniques."-Géry Derbier, Project Manager, Solistic"Alistair Cockburn shows how small teams can be highly effective at developing fit-for-purpose software by following a few basic software development practices and by creating proper team dynamics. Essential reading for anyone who shares the passion for creating quality software."-Eric Olafson, CEO Tomax"Crystal Clear is beyond agile. "The best thinking in the agile development community brought to street-level in the form of implementable strategy and tactics.
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