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Two of the important Agile methodologies that we have not said much about in this course are collective ownership and continuous integration. What are the best definitions or examples you can find? Are these widely practiced? Are they controversial? Are there adherents of other design methodologies who consider them harmful? Investigate, through the Web and through the ACM DL. | |||
== Collective Ownership and Continuous Integration == | == Collective Ownership and Continuous Integration == | ||
In this chapter we will look into two important methodologies of Agile development: collective ownership and continuous integration. We will discuss what these methodologies are and provide examples. We will discuss the practice and acceptance of these methodologies as well as any drawbacks they have. | |||
=== Collective Ownership === | |||
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=== Continuous Integration === | |||
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(THIS PARAGRAPH IS ONLY FOR OUR USE. WILL BE DELETED BEFORE SUBMISSION.) Two of the important Agile methodologies that we have not said much about in this course are collective ownership and continuous integration. What are the best definitions or examples you can find? Are these widely practiced? Are they controversial? Are there adherents of other design methodologies who consider them harmful? Investigate, through the Web and through the ACM DL.
Collective Ownership and Continuous Integration
In this chapter we will look into two important methodologies of Agile development: collective ownership and continuous integration. We will discuss what these methodologies are and provide examples. We will discuss the practice and acceptance of these methodologies as well as any drawbacks they have.
Collective Ownership
Chengbo's section...