An explicit Agile learning path

[xpepper]

One of the feedback we often receive on this learning path is that, while the technical side is solid and rich (TDD, refactoring, simple design, languages...), it is missing an explicit path for learning and mastering agile methods more on the process side. The only reference to this is the three chapters of "XP Explained", which is really not enough.

I'd like therefor to create an explicit Agile Methods' path, alongside the other paths.

Here I'll start collecting resources, ideas, feedback to create such a path. Please join if you are willing to help and participate.

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[xpepper]

For the basic learning path on Agile I would include

• Parts of James Shore's "The Art of Agile Development", at least parts I and II.
• The article "Is Design Dead?" by Martin Fowler.
• The article "Yagni" by Martin Fowler

For the advanced path, I definitely would include

• "Lean Software Development: An Agile Toolkit" by Mary and Tom Poppendieck.