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Software Development Models - Extreme Programming
Software Development Models
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Software Development Models - Extreme Programming
A further model of software development is currently frequently discussed: Extreme Programming.
Taking a simplistic view of the model one could say that extreme programming does not use
specifications. The test cases initially defined are used as a description of the requirements. These are
then used after the
implementation to
help check the
(sub-) product.
The idea in this
excerpt from Extreme Programming can also be found in the W-model: the left part of the “W” can
simply be omitted. This then leaves just the testing activities as tasks up to the point of
implementation. The requirements for the system to be developed are then extracted from the specified test cases.
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