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XP 2016: Edinburgh, UK
- Helen Sharp, Tracy Hall:
Agile Processes, in Software Engineering, and Extreme Programming - 17th International Conference, XP 2016, Edinburgh, UK, May 24-27, 2016, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing 251, Springer 2016, ISBN 978-3-319-33514-8
Full Research Papers
- Silvia Bordin, Antonella De Angeli:
Focal Points for a More User-Centred Agile Development. 3-15 - Konstantinos Chronis, Lucas Gren
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Agility Measurements Mismatch: A Validation Study on Three Agile Team Assessments in Software Engineering. 16-27 - Felix Evbota, Eric Knauss
Scaling up the Planning Game: Collaboration Challenges in Large-Scale Agile Product Development. 28-38 - Aleksander Fabijan
The Lack of Sharing of Customer Data in Large Software Organizations: Challenges and Implications. 39-52 - Michael Hilton
TDDViz: Using Software Changes to Understand Conformance to Test Driven Development. 53-65 - Laura Hokkanen, Kati Kuusinen
Minimum Viable User EXperience: A Framework for Supporting Product Design in Startups. 66-78 - Christoph J. Stettina
Team Portfolio Scrum: An Action Research on Multitasking in Multi-project Scrum Teams. 79-91 - Geir Kjetil Hanssen
Quality Assurance in Scrum Applied to Safety Critical Software. 92-103 - Kati Kuusinen
Flow, Intrinsic Motivation, and Developer Experience in Software Engineering. 104-117 - Anh Nguyen-Duc, Pekka Abrahamsson
Minimum Viable Product or Multiple Facet Product? The Role of MVP in Software Startups. 118-130 - Kristian Nybom, Jens Smeds, Ivan Porres
On the Impact of Mixing Responsibilities Between Devs and Ops. 131-143 - Marco Ortu
Arsonists or Firefighters? Affectiveness in Agile Software Development. 144-155 - Muhammad Ovais Ahmad
Insights into the Perceived Benefits of Kanban in Software Companies: Practitioners' Views. 156-168 - Xiaofeng Wang, Henry Edison
Key Challenges in Software Startups Across Life Cycle Stages. 169-182
Experience Reports
- Karel Boekhout:
Mob Programming: Find Fun Faster. 185-192 - Nuno Gouveia:
Agile Testing on an Online Betting Application. 193-200 - Sandeep Hublikar, Shrikanth Hampiholi:
Pause, Reflect and Act, the Pursuit of Continuous Transformation. 201-208 - Stephen McCalden, Mark Tumilty, David W. Bustard:
Smoothing the Transition from Agile Software Development to Agile Software Maintenance. 209-216 - Bernhard Pieber, Kerstin Ohler, Matthias Ehegötz:
University of Vienna's U: SPACE Turning Around a Failed Large Project by Becoming Agile. 217-225 - Avraham Poupko:
The Journey Continues: Discovering My Role as an Architect in an Agile Environment. 226-234 - Mark Rajpal:
Lessons Learned from a Failed Attempt at Distributed Agile. 235-243 - Knut H. Rolland, Vidar Mikkelsen, Alexander Næss:
Tailoring Agile in the Large: Experience and Reflections from a Large-Scale Agile Software Development Project. 244-251 - Paul Shannon
Hire an Apprentice: Evolutionary Learning at the 7digital Technical Academy. 252-260 - Clare Sudbery:
How XP Can Improve the Experiences of Female Software Developers. 261-269 - Irina Tsyganok:
Pair-Programming from a Beginner's Perspective. 270-277
Empirical Studies Papers
- Sebastian Baltes, Stefan Wagner
Empirical Research Plan: Effects of Sketching on Program Comprehension. 281-285 - Osama Doss, Tim P. Kelly:
The 4+1 Principles of Software Safety Assurance and Their Implications for Scrum. 286-290 - Marko Gasparic, Andrea Janes
Development Tools Usage Inside Out. 291-295 - Muhammad Ovais Ahmad
Pitfalls of Kanban in Brownfield and Greenfield Software Development Projects. 296-299 - Davide Taibi
Towards a Lean Approach to Reduce Code Smells Injection: An Empirical Study. 300-304
Doctoral Symposium Papers
- Silvia Bordin:
Towards a More User-Centred Agile Development. 307-311 - Kelsey van Haaster:
Responding to Change: Agile-in-the-large, Approaches and Their Consequences. 312-315 - Binish Tanveer:
Hybrid Effort Estimation of Changes in Agile Software Development. 316-320 - Kathrine Vestues:
Planned Research: Scaling Agile Practices in Software Development. 321-325 - Muhammad Waseem
Architecting Activities Evolution and Emergence in Agile Software Development: An Empirical Investigation - Initial Research Proposal. 326-332
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