《The Pragmatic Bookshelf开发丛书-Flash敏捷开发：快速学习敏捷软件开发》(Agile in a Flash: Speed-Learning Agile Software Development)文字版[PDF]
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The best agile book isn’t a book: Agile in a Flash is a unique deck of index cards that fit neatly in your pocket. You can tape them to the wall. Spread them out on your project table. Get stains on them over lunch. These cards are meant to be used, not just read.
作者介绍：
Jeff Langr has been building software for more than a quarter century. He is the author of Agile Java and Essential Java Style, plus more than 80 articles on software development and a couple chapters in Uncle Bob’s Clean Code. Jeff enjoys helping others learn how to build software well, but is happiest when he gets to code.
Tim Ottinger has more than 30 years of software development experience, including time as an agile coach, OO trainer, contractor, in-house developer, and even a little team leadership and management. He is also a contributing author to Clean Code. He writes code. He likes it.
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内容介绍：
The best agile book isn’t a book: Agile in a Flash is a unique deck of index cards that fit neatly in your pocket. You can tape them to the wall. Spread them out on your project table. Get stains on them over lunch. These cards are meant to be used, not just read.
作者介绍：
Jeff Langr has been building software for more than a quarter century. He is the author of Agile Java and Essential Java Style, plus more than 80 articles on software development and a couple chapters in Uncle Bob’s Clean Code. Jeff enjoys helping others learn how to build software well, but is happiest when he gets to code.
Tim Ottinger has more than 30 years of software development experience, including time as an agile coach, OO trainer, contractor, in-house developer, and even a little team leadership and management. He is also a contributing author to Clean Code. He writes code. He likes it.