Explore/Sources/Agile Software DevelopmentbookAgile Software DevelopmentAlistair CockburnCockburn, Alistair. Agile Software Development. Boston: Addison-Wesley, 2002.Open in graphPreviousAlice H. Eagly and Linda L. Carli — Through the Labyrinth: The TruthNextAlistair Cockburn — Hexagonal Architecture (Ports and Adapters).Related concepts1 conceptRelated concepts1 conceptConceptAgileAgile is used in a software engineering sense. Agile refers to iterative development approaches that shorten feedback cycles, emphasize incremental delivery, and increase team-level ownership of ongoing change.View Concept →Related books1 bookRelated books1 bookBookCouplingCohesion, Consequence, and the Architecture of ResponsibilityA practical framework for seeing where systems are tightly joined, where they drift apart, and how those coupling choices shape accountability over time.View book
ConceptAgileAgile is used in a software engineering sense. Agile refers to iterative development approaches that shorten feedback cycles, emphasize incremental delivery, and increase team-level ownership of ongoing change.View Concept →
BookCouplingCohesion, Consequence, and the Architecture of ResponsibilityA practical framework for seeing where systems are tightly joined, where they drift apart, and how those coupling choices shape accountability over time.View book
