Extreme Programming Refactored 

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• 1. Table of Contents

• 2. BackCover

• 3. Extreme Programming Refactored - The Case Against XP

• 4. Emperor s New Code (a Story)

• 5. Preface

• 6. Introduction

  Who Should Read This Book?

• 7. How to Read This Book

  How to Read This Book

• 8. Key to Icons

  Key to Icons

• 9. Satire Stories

  Satire Stories

• 10. Voice of eXPerience (VoXP) Stories

  Voice of eXPerience (VoXP) Stories

• 11. Songs of the Extremos

  Songs of the Extremos

• 12. Part I: Another Fine Mess You ve Gotten Me Into (Laurel and Hardy Take Up Programming)

  Chapter List

• 13. Chapter 1: XP in a Nuthouse (Oops, We Mean Nutshell)

  Overview

• 14. Extreme Programming in Theory

  Extreme Programming in Theory The Central Premise of XP The Values Communication Simplicity Feedback Courage

• 15. The Practices

  The Practices Test-Driven Development The Planning Game Whole Team (Was On-site Customer) Small Releases System Metaphor Simple Design Emergent Design Refactoring Collective Ownership Pair Programming Continuous Integration Sustainable Pace Coding Standards

• 16. The Activities

  The Activities Coding Testing Listening Designing The Roles The XP Life Cycle

• 17. What Problems Are Being Targeted by XP?

  What Problems Are Being Targeted by XP?

• 18. What Problems That Manifest in Your Typical Software Project Are Being Targeted by XP?

  What Problems That Manifest in Your Typical Software Project Are Being Targeted by XP?

• 19. What Problems with Existing Methodologies Are Being Targeted by XP?

  What Problems with Existing Methodologies Are Being Targeted by XP?

• 20. Extreme Programming in Practice: The Voice of eXPerience

  Extreme Programming in Practice: The Voice of eXPerience

• 21. Knocking It Down . . . and Then Rebuilding It

  Knocking It Down . . . and Then Rebuilding It

• 22. The Values

  The Values

• 23. The Activities

  The Activities

• 24. The Other Stuff

  The Other Stuff

• 25. Summary

  Summary

• 26. Chapter 2: Where Did XP Come From? (Chrysler Knows It Ain t Easy . . .)

  Overview

• 27. Overview of C3

  Overview of C3

• 28. The XP Project Life Cycle (As Illustrated by the Activities at C3)

  The XP Project Life Cycle (As Illustrated by the Activities at C3) Hype and Fanfare Doin the Simplest Thing That Could Possibly Work Generate a Quick Illusion of Success Refactor Endlessly Abandon Ship Cancellation Claims of Victory and Success Puzzlement in the Newsgroups

• 29. Claims That It Wasn t Really Important

  Claims That It Wasnt Really Important Problems with C3

• 30. Too Tough for the On-site Customer

  Too Tough for the On-site Customer Too Many Cooks Not Incremental Enough Developers Strayed from the Path

• 31. Summary

  Summary

• 32. Chapter 3: The Case Against XP

  Overview

• 33. A Self-Referential Safety Net (Circle of Snakes)

  A Self-Referential Safety Net (Circle of Snakes)

• 34. From Symbiosis to Symbolism

  From Symbiosis to Symbolism

• 35. Circle of Life or Circle of Snakes?

  Circle of Life or Circle of Snakes?

• 36. Letting the Snakes Unravel

  Letting the Snakes Unravel What If Your Team Has Stopped Writing Unit Tests? What If Your Team Is No Longer Refactoring? What If Continuous Integration Becomes Occasional Integration? What If Those Small Frequent Releases Get Less and Less Frequent? What If the Programmers Stop Pairing Up? What If the Programmers Dont All Fit into One Room? What If Programmers Take Ownership of Code? What If the XP Coach Falls Asleep? What If the Cost of Change Curve Isnt Flattened? Putting the Snakes Together: Partial XP

• 37. Tailoring a Process to Local Conditions: Why XP Stands on Its Head

  Tailoring a Process to Local Conditions: Why XP Stands on Its Head Logical vs. Emotional Nailing Your Ducks in a Row

• 38. Summary

  Summary

• 39. Part II: Social Aspects of XP (Mama Don t Let Your Coders Grow Up to Be Cowboys)

  Chapter List

• 40. Chapter 4: Extremo Culture

  Overview

• 41. XP Is Not About Mindless Hacking

  XP Is Not About Mindless Hacking Why Do XPers Feel That XP Is Not Really Hacking? Throwing Your Documents to the Lions Why Write the Design Down in Detail Before You Start Coding?

• 42. XP Goes Mainstream

  XP Goes Mainstream XPers Dont Do Design (or Do They?) XPers Dont Do Documentation (or Do They?) XP in the Mainstream

• 43. XP and the Dot-com Boom

  XP and the Dot-com Boom

• 44. XP As a People Process

  XP As a People Process The Hippie Love-in Scale of Agile People Processes IfXPIsntWorkingYoureNotDoingXP Taking the People Process to Extremes XP and Snack Food

• 45. The XP Manifesto: More Cheesy Puffs, Comrade?

  The XP Manifesto: More Cheesy Puffs Comrade?

• 46. XP Terminology

  XP Terminology

• 47. Big Words Like Constantinople and TerminationCanBeSuccess

  Big Words Like Constantinople and TerminationCanBeSuccess

• 48. Shooting the Messenger

  Shooting the Messenger

• 49. Fear

  Fear Fear and the Extremo Culture Fear and the Extremos Was Fear the Cause of C3s Failure? If Youre Not Doing XP Then You Must Be Afraid

• 50. Summary

  Summary

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