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Tables of Contents for Agile Software Development
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
List of Figures
ix
List of Stories
xiii
Preface
xvii
Introduction Unknowable and Incommunicable
1
2
The Problem with Parsing Experience
3
5
The Impossibility of Communication
8
6
Three Levels of Listening
14
5
So, What Do I Do Tomorrow?
19
2
A Cooperative Game of Invention and Communication
21
20
Software and Poetry
23
2
Software and Games
25
6
A Second Look at the Cooperative Game
31
7
What Should This Mean to Me?
38
3
Individuals
41
34
Them's Funky People
43
5
Overcoming Failure Modes
48
7
Working Better in Some Ways than Others
55
12
Drawing on Success Modes
67
6
What Should I Do Tomorrow?
73
2
Communicating, Cooperating Teams
75
38
Convection Currents of Information
77
14
Jumping Communication Gaps
91
8
Teams as Communities
99
10
Teams as Ecosystems
109
2
What Should I Do Tomorrow?
111
2
Methodologies
113
60
An Ecosystem That Ships Software
115
1
Methodology Concepts
115
26
Methodology Design Principles
141
24
XP under Glass
165
5
Why Methodology at All?
170
2
What Should I Do Tomorrow?
172
1
Agile and Self-Adapting
173
24
Light but Sufficient
175
3
Agile
178
6
Becoming Self-Adapting
184
11
What Should I Do Tomorrow?
195
2
The Crystal Methodologies
197
16
Shaping the Crystal Family
199
3
Crystal Clear
202
2
Crystal Orange
204
2
Crystal Orange Web
206
6
What Should I Do Tomorrow?
212
1
Appendix A The Agile Software Development Manifesto
213
12
The Agile Alliance
215
1
The Manifesto
216
3
Supporting the Values
219
6
Appendix B Naur, Ehn, Musashi
225
36
Peter Naur, Programming as Theory Building
227
14
Pelle Ehn, Wittgenstein's Language Games
241
13
Musashi
254
7
Appendix C Books and References
261
10
Index
271