- Taschenbuch: 560 Seiten
- Verlag: Microsoft Press (3. März 2004)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 0735619492
- ISBN-13: 978-0735619494
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 22,8 x 18,8 x 3,6 cm
- Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung: 4.0 von 5 Sternen Alle Rezensionen anzeigen (1 Kundenrezension)
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 394.209 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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See eXtreme Programming (XP) in action at the hands of an XP master—and learn Microsoft .NET and C# programming in the process! In this fast-paced, hands-on exposition, Ron Jeffries—one of the leading voices and practitioners in the XP community—demonstrates that you can write well-designed, resilient code incrementally and safely, while minimizing your investment in speculative up-front design. As Jeffries builds his sample application, you get firsthand insights into what successful XP development looks like, complete with real-world challenges such as the eleventh-hour change order. For further practice and study, you can download all the author’s code—including the missteps—so you can see XP and agile concepts in action and assess how they fit into your own work.
Pair program with an XP master, discovering how to: •Streamline and simplify the software development process •Work more effectively as part of an XP development team •Reduce missteps by designing, testing, and refining code in increments •Receive clearer specifications and feedback from customers •Write cleaner, more expressive code—and weed out more bugs •Conserve resources by planning and reassessing progress as you go •Maintain a sustainable work pace—and avoid burnout •Step up delivery dates, shipping the most crucial features first •Improve customer satisfaction!
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My colleague Chet Hendrickson and I are working with .NET and C#, to learn it, with the intention of writing the book you're holding in your hands. Lesen Sie die erste Seite
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My colleague Chet Hendrickson and I are working with .NET and C#, to learn it, with the intention of writing the book you're holding in your hands. Lesen Sie die erste Seite
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Dieses Buch bietet eine gute Einführung in die Ideen hinter Extreme Programming. Dabei wird ein sehr pragmatischer Ansatz verfolgt, denn nach einer kurzen Einführung ist man bei der Entstehung einer kleinen Applikation dabei.
Ron Jeffries kommentiert die Art, wie sich die Anwendung entwickelt, zeigt Fehler in seiner Strategie auf und vermittelt gut, worauf es bei Extreme Programming ankommt. Durch diese Präsentationsart kann man leichter vergleichen, welche Unterschiede XP zum eigenen Programmierstil hat.
Professionelle C# Programmierer brauchen etwas Geduld, da der Autor diese Sprache erst lernt. Es kommt oft vor, dass man selbst einen besseren Lösungsansatz zu Problemen hat, auf Grund der Erfahrung mit der Sprache und der Plattform. Dafür kann man danach sehen, wie viele kleine Unzulänglichkeiten in XP Manier nach und nach verbessert. Ein ausharren und weiter lesen zahlt sich auf jeden Fall aus.
Dieses Buch hat das Potential den eigenen Entwicklungsstil zu verändern, weil es keine theoretische Abhandlung ist, sonder ein Zusehen, wie ein XP Anwender vorgeht. Nach dieser Lektüre weiß man nicht bloß, welche Vor- und Nachteile diese Methoden bringen, sonder hat auch konkrete Vorstellungen, wie sie eingesetzt werden könnten. Es ist unrealistisch zu erwarten, dass man danach sofort seinen ganzen Stil umstellt, man findet aber sicherlich einige Strategien und Philosophien, die man selbst Anwenden kann und will, ohne gleich den Entwicklungsprozess eines ganzen Teams umstellen zu müssen.
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23. Februar 2004
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I am the author, so I'm rating the book three, not because that's what I think it is, but because it's in the middle. I'll see whether I can get a comment added as author or otherwise update the page when Amazon gets back to me.
It appears that the online content isn't what at least one reader wanted it to be. It's chronological by date, so that readers can follow along which files changed as we went forward, and it sounds like at least one reader wanted the final version. My mistake: I wasn't expecting that.
I'm not sure why -- the point of the book is to follow along on how we develop, not really to provide a handy-dandy XML editor -- but if this reader or any other wants a final snapshot of the files, they should email me at ronjeffries at acm dot org and I'll gladly send them along. And I'll see whether we can add another batch of files to the online content.
Thanks for the feedback.
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Chatty, Witty Style that Teaches Several Lessons
23. März 2005
Format:Taschenbuch
First, what this is not:
1. This is not a textbook on eXtreme Programming
2. This is not a textbook on C#
3. This is not a textbook on .NET
This book is, instead, a narrative trip through developing a software project using the techniques of eXtreme Programming, writing in the C# langauage, in an effort to learn the .NET environment.
Ron Jeffries has been a leading advocate of (if not the founder of) the eXtreme Programming concept. Rather than talk more about eXtreme Programming itself (he has several books on eXtreme Programming listed on Amazon) he is using a new format in this book to get away from the heavy tutorial/lecture approach used in the other books.
He, pair programming with Chet Hendrickson some of the time, first goes out and buys some C# text books. The first step is to learn a bit about C# so he starts working on some of the examples -- I was glad to see that the first attempts (like most of my own) didn't work, and he got a not very helpful diagnostic -- this sounds like my learning a new language. Then as he says, "I fumbled around in Visual Studio a fair amount." Yup, I understand. A few dozen pages later, "Well, it almost worked, but it didn't." Been there, done that. Another few dozen pages, "Found a bug, Write a Test. But we don't know how to test that particular bug."
I suspect from this you get the idea about this book. It's got a friendly, chatty, open writing style and along the way passes along some pretty deep messages about the subjects of XP, C# and XP. I like the style, it may or may not be your cup of tea.
1. This is not a textbook on eXtreme Programming
2. This is not a textbook on C#
3. This is not a textbook on .NET
This book is, instead, a narrative trip through developing a software project using the techniques of eXtreme Programming, writing in the C# langauage, in an effort to learn the .NET environment.
Ron Jeffries has been a leading advocate of (if not the founder of) the eXtreme Programming concept. Rather than talk more about eXtreme Programming itself (he has several books on eXtreme Programming listed on Amazon) he is using a new format in this book to get away from the heavy tutorial/lecture approach used in the other books.
He, pair programming with Chet Hendrickson some of the time, first goes out and buys some C# text books. The first step is to learn a bit about C# so he starts working on some of the examples -- I was glad to see that the first attempts (like most of my own) didn't work, and he got a not very helpful diagnostic -- this sounds like my learning a new language. Then as he says, "I fumbled around in Visual Studio a fair amount." Yup, I understand. A few dozen pages later, "Well, it almost worked, but it didn't." Been there, done that. Another few dozen pages, "Found a bug, Write a Test. But we don't know how to test that particular bug."
I suspect from this you get the idea about this book. It's got a friendly, chatty, open writing style and along the way passes along some pretty deep messages about the subjects of XP, C# and XP. I like the style, it may or may not be your cup of tea.
21 von 24 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Great book about how to think about programming
24. März 2004
Format:Taschenbuch
I learned to program back in the dark ages before books came with CDs or websites where you could download the author's code. Back then, if you wanted the author's code, you typed it in from the book. I typed in the code from many wonderful books and I learned to code that way. As I typed, I was paying attention to the code, not just mindlessly hitting the keys. While this taught me what a great programmer's code looked like when it was done, it didn't teach me how that programmer arrived at the solution that was in the book. What I always wanted was to see the author's thought process as he arrived at the finished code presented in the book.
With Ron Jeffries' "Extreme Programming Adventures in C#" I finally have that opportunity to watch over the shoulder of a great programmer and watch not only his code but, more importantly, how he thinks. I love that the author is willing to show his dead ends and false starts. And then how he recovers from them. The book is really language agnostic. It's in C# but the lessons are more about programming and thinking about programming than about a specific language. I highly recommend this to all programmers, not just C# programmers.
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