A Study on the Values and Practices of the Extreme Programming for Its Adoption

이상현; Lee Sang Joon

Journal of The Korea Society of Computer and Information

Abbr : JKSCI
2008, 13(7), pp.269-280
Publisher : The Korean Society Of Computer And Information
Research Area : Computer Science

이상현 ¹ , Lee Sang Joon ²

¹ 호남대학교 정보통신학과
² 전남대학교

ABSTRACT

The choice of appropriate methodologies has always been a challenge. It is time to find obstacles when Extreme programming(XP) is adopted. In this paper, we invest status of adoption of XP methodology which is more popularized. We survey how the Values and the Practices of XP can be adopted to developer in terms of the usefulness and the easy of use of XP. As a result, it is regarded as a successful one in improving quality and timeliness through software development process. The Values and Practices, a basis of XP philosophy and its adoption, could be easily accomplished, but other elements - communication, feedback, collective ownership, pair programming, simple design and customer participation – which do not depend on technology could not be accomplished easily. To introduce XP easily in the creative and labor intensive software development fields, the managers and the educators have to make efforts to apply these Values and Practices based on humane characteristics as well as technical elements.
KEYWORDS

극한프로그래밍(Extreme Programming) , 방법론(Methodology) , 가치와 실천(Values and Practices) , 정보기술수용(Acceptance of IT)
REFERENCES (53)

[web] Digital Economy 2000 / 2000 / .S. Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration / http://www.ecommerce.gov

[journal] Glass, R / 1999 / The Realities of Software Technology Payoffs / Commmunication of the ACM 42 (2) : 74~79

[journal] Whiting, R / 1998 / Development in Disarray / Software Magazine 18 (12) : 20~

[journal] Gibbs,W / 1994 / Software’s Chronic Crisis / Scientific American : 86~95

[journal] Brancheau, J / 1996 / Key Issues in Information Systems Management: 1994-1995 SIM Delphi Results / MIS Quarterly 20 (2) : 225~242

[journal] Dickson, G / 1984 / Key Information Systems Issues for the 1980’s / MIS Quarterly 8 (3) : 135~159

[journal] Hartog, C / 1986 / 1985 Opinion Survey of MIS Managers: Key Issues / MIS Quarterly 10 (4) : 351~361

[journal] Niederman, F / 1991 / Information System Management Issues for the 1990s / MIS Quarterly 15 (4) : 475~500

[journal] Papazoglou, M. P / 2007 / Business Process Development Life Cycle Methodology / Commnunications of the ACM 50 (10) : 79~85

[journal] Aoyama,M / 1998 / Web-Based Agile software Development / IEEE Software

[journal] Cusumano, M / 1999 / Software Development on Internet Time / IEEE Computer

[web] Fowler, M / The New Methodology / http://www.martinfowler.com/articles/newMethodology.html

[journal] Fowler, M / 1999 / Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code / Addison-Wesley Professional

[web] / Giga Information Group Inc / http://www.computerworld.com /softwaretopics/software/appdev/story/0,10801,69182,00.html.

[book] Shore, J / 2007 / The Art of Agile Development / O'Reilly

[web] / Agile Alliance Web Site：Manifesto for Agile software Development / http://agilemanifesto.org/

[book] Martin R. C / 2002 / Agile Software Development, Principles, Patterns, and Practices / Prentice Hall

[journal] Kruchten,P / 2001 / Agility with the RUP / Cutter IT Journal 14 (12)

[web] / Agile Adoption Rate Survey / http://www.ambysoft.com/surveys/agileFebruary2008.html

[book] Abrahamsson, P / 2002 / Agile Software Development Methods-Review and Analysis / VTT Publication 478

[confproc] Abrahamsson, P / 2003 / New Directions on Agile Methods：A Comparative Analysis / ICSE ’03, IEEE

[journal] Beck,K / 1999 / Embracing Change With Extreme Programming / IEEE Computer 32 (10)

[book] Beck,K / 2004 / Extreme Programming Explained: Embrace Change / Addison-Wesley Professional

[book] Larman, C / 2003 / Agile and Iterative Development: A Manager’'s Guide / Addison-Wesley Professional

[web] / XP-Extreme Programming：A gentle introduction / http://www.extremeprogramming.org

[confproc] Mnkandla, E / 2007 / Agile Methodologies Selection Toolbox / ICSEA 2007 : 25~31

[book] Schwaber, K / 2002 / Agile Software Development with Scrum / Prentice-Hall

[book] Cockburn, A / 2002 / Agile Software Development / Addison -Wesley

[book] Palmer, S. R / 2002 / A Practical Guide to Feature-Driven Development / Prentice-Hall

[book] Jacobson, I / 1999 / The Unified Software Development Process / Addison-Wesley

[book] Stapleton, J / 1997 / Dynamic Systems Development Method -The Method in Practice / Addison Wesley

[book] Highsmith, J. A / 2000 / Adaptive Software Development：A Collaborative Approach to Managing Complex Systems / Dorset House Publishing

[journal] Highsmith, J / 2001 / Agile software Development : The Business of Innovation / Computer 40 (1) : 120~122

[book] Hightower, R / 2002 / Java Tools for Extreme Programming / Wiley Computer Publishing

[journal] Ambler, S / 2002 / Agile Modeling：Effective Practices for Extreme Programming and Unified Process / John Wiley & Sons

[book] Hunt, A / 2000 / The Pragmatic Programmer / Addison Wesley

[web] / Agile Methodologies Survey Results / http://www.shinetech.com/agile_survey_results.jsp.

[book] Beck, K / 2000 / Planning Extreme Programming / Addison-Wesley

[book] Elssamadisy,A / 2008 / Agile Adoption Patterns: A Roadmap to Organizational Success / Addison-Wesley

[book] Jeffries, R / 2000 / Extreme Programming Installed / Addison- Wesley, 2000.

[journal] Paulk, M. C / 2001 / Extreme Programming from a CMM Perspective / IEEE Software 18 (6)

[confproc] Rattanasampan, W / 2002 / A framework to study technology use: Alternatives to technology acceptance model / In Proceedings of the Eighth Americas Conference on Information Systems AMCIS 2002 : 883~889

[journal] Agarwal, R / 2000 / IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management 47 (3) : 295~308

[journal] Fichman, R. G / 1997 / Object technology and reuse: lessons from early adopters / Computer 30 (10) : 47~59

[journal] Sultan, F / 2000 / The adoption of new technology: The case of object-oriented computing in software companies / IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management 47 (1) : 106~126

[book] Boehm, B / 2004 / Balancing Agility and Discipline:A Guide for the Perplexed / Addison-Wesley

[journal] Turner, R / 2003 / People Factors in Software Management :Lessons from Comparing Agile and Plan-Driven Methods / Journal of Defense Software Engineering Dec : 4~8

[journal] Venkatesh, V / 2003 / User acceptance of information technology: Toward a unified view / MIS Quarterly 27 (3) : 425~478

[book] Fishbein, M / 1975 / Belief, Attitude, Intention and Behavior: An Introduction to Theory and Research / Addison-Wesley, Reading

[journal] Ajzen, I / 1991 / The theory of planned behavior / Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes 50 : 179~211

[journal] Davis, F. D / 1989 / Perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, and user acceptance of information technology / MIS Quarterly 13 : 319~340

[journal] Davis, F. D / 1993 / User acceptance of information technology: system characteristics, user perceptions and behavioral impacts / International Journal of Man-Machine Studies 8 : 475~487

[journal] Riemenschneider, C. K / 2002 / Explaining software developer acceptance of methodologies: A comparison of five theoretical models / IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering 28 (12) : 1135~1145
KCI Citation (1)

Statistics

Tools