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Extreme Programming for Web Projects
By Doug  Wallace, Isobel  Raggett, Joel  Aufgang
Publisher	: Addison Wesley
Pub Date	: September 20, 2002
ISBN	: 0-201-79427-6
Pages	: 192

		Copyright
		Foreword
		Preface
		Acknowledgments
		Part  I.   XP and Web Projects
			Chapter  1.   Why the Web Industry Needs XP
				Trying to Be All Things to All Customers
				Projects Not Delivered on Time or on Budget
				Adversarial Customer/Developer Relationships
				Unsuccessful Projects
				The XP Solution
				XP Web Development
			Chapter  2.   Project Estimating
				The Pitfalls of Estimating
				The Parameters of Estimating
				An XP Estimating Strategy
			Chapter  3.   Customer Trust
				Promises Unkept
				Building Trust
			Chapter  4.   The Release Plan
				Customer Goals
				Strategies for Achieving Customer Goals
				Technical Constraints
				Appropriate Web Technologies
				The Release Plan Document
		Part  II.   Working on Web XP Projects
			Chapter  5.   The Project Team
				Typical XP Project Roles
				Web XP Project Roles
				Pair Programming
				Continuous Integration
				Transitioning the Team to XP
			Chapter  6.   The Development Environment
				The Work Space
				Locating the Customer
				Work Timing
				Breaking the XP Rules
			Chapter  7.   Working in Iterations
				Stories and Deliverables
				The Iteration Strategy Session
				Iteration Planning and Estimating
				Iteration 1: Preparing for Development
				Iteration 2: Avoiding Risk
				Iteration 3: Spikes
				The Iterations Ahead
			Chapter  8.   The Graphic Design Process
				The Pitfalls of Ignoring the Customer during Design
				Graphic Design Iterations
				Matching Tasks and Iterations
		Part  III.   XML and Web XP
			Chapter  9.   XML ”A Better Way
				HTML
				XML to the Rescue
			Chapter  10.   XP Web Development Practices
				XML in Web Development
				The XML Site Map
				Unit Testing with XML
				Deploying the XML Site
		Part  IV.   Web XP Best Practices
			Chapter  11.   Planning
				High Risk versus High Cost
				The XP Alternative
				Iterations
				User Stories
				Project Velocity
				The Team
				Communications
				Adapting XP
			Chapter  12.   Design
				Simplicity
				CRC Cards
				Naming Conventions
				Prototypes
				Starting Slowly
				Changes
				Refactoring
			Chapter  13.   Coding
				Coding Best Practices
			Chapter  14.   Testing
				Unit Testing
				Unit Tests for Web Projects
				Managing Assets
				How to Get Started
		References
			Publications
			Web Sites
		Further Reading
			For Everyone
			For Strategists
			For Project Managers
			For Developers
			For the Designer

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