Recent trends in agile processes and software engineering research - XP 2014 conference report
作者： Daniel Graziotin ,
DOI: 10.15200/WINN.141901.13372
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摘要: This report summarizes the presentations and discussions on research activities presented at XP 2014, 15th International Conference Agile Processes in Software Engineering Extreme Programming, which was held May 26-30, 2014 Rome, Italy. conferences are major supporters of agile vision software developers, related multidisciplinary research, bridging industrial practitioners with academia. continued this trend, hosting papers divided topics development, challenges contracting, lessons learned maturity, how to evolve engineering teaching, methods metrics, testing beyond, lean development. 1
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