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Pragmatic Programmers reference cards.

Value Of Index Cards

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Typographical search continues. Font is Marker SD. Source: Langr, Jeff and Ottinger, Tim Index cards are an important part of the agile exp...
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Shu-Ha-Ri

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Images from Wikimedia Font: j.d. References: Takamura, Yukiyoshi : Teaching and Shu-Ha-Ri Cleanup & edits: thanks Tim! Kata are pattern...
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CRISP

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Brad Appleton provided this as a reader submission. Thanks Brad! Mike Clark gave a 2004 presentation on Pragmatic Project Automation that...
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Why Put Big Ideas on Little Cards?

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"... certainly it is excellent discipline for an author to feel that he must say all he has to say in the fewest possible words, or his...
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Metaphor

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The font for this agile flash card is Lavos Handy Of the XP practices, the practice of Metaphor seems to be the most widely argued and misu...

Rules for Commenting

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Font is Lavos Handy Have you ever noticed that almost every popular code highlighting scheme places comments in low-contrast grey-blue-on-wh...
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ABCs of Story Estimation

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Estimation, predicting the future , is an art at best. Backing estimation techniques with extensive mathematics and statistics may make uppe...
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TDD Process Smells

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This list of "process smells" focuses on execution of the practice of test-driven development (TDD)--not on what the individual te...
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Card, Conversation, Confirmation

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Source: Ron Jeffries Joshua Kerievsky , Essential XP: Card, Confirmation, Conversation Too often, the story card is the thing that agile...

Arrange-Act-Assert

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Source: William C. Wake In a unit test, three things typically need to happen: you must first create a context, then execute the thing that ...
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