Agility and Discipline Made Easy(c) Practices from OpenUP and RUP 

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• 1. Agility and Discipline Made Easy: Practices from OpenUP and RUP

• 2. Table of Contents

• 3. Copyright

  Copyright Dedication

• 4. Praise for Agility and Discipline Made Easy

  Praise for Agility and Discipline Made Easy

• 5. The Addison-Wesley Object Technology Series

  The Addison-Wesley Object Technology Series The Component Software Series

• 6. Foreword

  Foreword

• 7. Preface

  Preface Why We Wrote This Book What Will You Learn from This Book? Who Should Read This Book? Structure and Content of This Book How to Read This Book For More Information Acknowledgments

• 8. About the Authors

  About the Authors

• 9. Chapter 1. Leveraging Key Development Principles

  Chapter 1. Leveraging Key Development Principles

• 10. Where Do the Practices Come From?

  Where Do the Practices Come From?

• 11. Using Practice Descriptions

  Using Practice Descriptions

• 12. Adopting the Practices: Iterative Development, Levels of Ceremony, and Agility

  Adopting the Practices: Iterative Development Levels of Ceremony and Agility

• 13. Key Development Principles

  Key Development Principles

• 14. Unified Process Lifecycle

  Unified Process Lifecycle

• 15. OpenUPBasic

  OpenUPBasic

• 16. Rational Unified Process (RUP)

  Rational Unified Process (RUP)title

• 17. eXtreme Programming (XP)

  eXtreme Programming (XP)

• 18. Scrum

  Scrum

• 19. Summary

  Summary

• 20. Chapter 2. Demonstrate Value Iteratively

  Chapter 2. Demonstrate Value Iteratively

• 21. Practice 1. Manage Risk

  Practice 1. Manage Risk

• 22. Practice 2. Execute Your Project in Iterations

  Practice 2. Execute Your Project in Iterations

• 23. Practice 3. Embrace and Manage Change

  Practice 3. Embrace and Manage Change

• 24. Practice 4. Measure Progress Objectively

  Practice 4. Measure Progress Objectively

• 25. Chapter 3. Focus Continuously on Quality

  Chapter 3. Focus Continuously on Quality

• 26. Practice 5. Test Your Own Code

  Practice 5. Test Your Own Code

• 27. Practice 6. Leverage Test Automation Appropriately

  Practice 6. Leverage Test Automation Appropriately

• 28. Practice 7. Everyone Owns the Product

  Practice 7. Everyone Owns the Product

• 29. Chapter 4. Balance Stakeholder Priorities

  Chapter 4. Balance Stakeholder Priorities

• 30. Practice 8. Understand the Domain

  Practice 8. Understand the Domain

• 31. Practice 9. Describe Requirements from the User Perspective

  Practice 9. Describe Requirements from the User Perspective

• 32. Practice 10. Prioritize Requirements for Implementation

  Practice 10. Prioritize Requirements for Implementation

• 33. Practice 11. Leverage Legacy Systems

  Practice 11. Leverage Legacy Systems

• 34. Chapter 5. Collaborate Across Teams

  Chapter 5. Collaborate Across Teams

• 35. Practice 12. Build High-Performance Teams

  Practice 12. Build High-Performance Teams

• 36. Practice 13. Organize Around the Architecture

  Communication is vertical or horizontal among team members in RUP model?

• 37. Practice 14. Manage Versions

  Practice 14. Manage Versions

• 38. Chapter 6. Elevate the Level of Abstraction

  Chapter 6. Elevate the Level of Abstraction

• 39. Practice 15. Leverage Patterns

  Practice 15. Leverage Patterns

• 40. Practice 16. Architect with Components and Services

  Practice 16. Architect with Components and Services

• 41. Practice 17. Actively Promote Reuse

  Practice 17. Actively Promote Reuse

• 42. Practice 18. Model Key Perspectives

  Practice 18. Model Key Perspectives

• 43. Chapter 7. Adapt the Process

  Chapter 7. Adapt the Process

• 44. Practice 19. Rightsize Your Process

  Practice 19. Rightsize Your Process

• 45. Practice 20. Continuously Reevaluate What You Do

  Practice 20. Continuously Reevaluate What You Do

• 46. Chapter 8. Making Practical Use of the Best Practices

  Chapter 8. Making Practical Use of the Best Practices

• 47. Which Practices Should I Adopt First?

  Which Practices Should I Adopt First?title

• 48. Start with the Basics

  Start with the Basics

• 49. Adopt Related Practices

  Adopt Related Practices

• 50. Practices Supporting Iterative Development

  Practices Supporting Iterative Developmenttitle

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