This book is mainly used plain language about the 45 programmers help improve their agility habits, personal feeling is that a foreigner to write the book translated into Chinese a lot less meaning.
The main 45 habit is:
- work
- Haste makes waste
- Not the person
- Against all odds
- Track changes
- Investment team
- Know how to discard
- 打破沙锅问到底
- Grasp the development of rhythm
- Allow customers to make decisions
- Let developed design guidelines rather than manipulation
- Rational use of technology
- Hold to publish
- Early integration, integration frequently
- Early automate deployment
- Use the demo to get frequent feedback
- Use short iterations, the incremental release
- Fixed price commitment means betrayal
- Guardian Angel
- First with it and then implement it
- Different environments, there are different issues
- Automatic acceptance test
- The true measure of progress
- Listen to the voice of the user
- Code to be clearly expressed intent
- Communicate in code
- Dynamic Evaluation of trade-offs
- Incremental Programming
- Keep it simple
- Code written cohesive
- Told, do not ask
- Replaced by contract
- Record solve the problem log
- Warning is wrong
- To issue all broken
- All exception reports
- Provide useful error messages
- Regularly scheduled meeting time
- Architects must write code
- Code-collective ownership
- Become a mentor
- Allows everyone their own way
- Ready to share code and then
- Do code review
- Timely informed on the progress and problems
There are a lot of habits is very instructive, and Sajia does have a lot of negative examples in this book is the habit, the specific content here is not to mention, what problems you can leave a message exchange.
Reproduced in: https: //www.cnblogs.com/ericsun/archive/2011/07/17/2108959.html