Programming Task Demands

Not all programming tasks are the same. Agile software development emphasizes people over process and working software over documents. This changes not only what we have learnt from years of experience in software development but also how we should see the relationships between software teams and pr...

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Main Authors: Kim Man Lui, Chan, K.C.C.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
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Collaborative software
Navigation
Process control
Process planning
Programming profession
Software development management
Software performance
Software tools
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Summary:Not all programming tasks are the same. Agile software development emphasizes people over process and working software over documents. This changes not only what we have learnt from years of experience in software development but also how we should see the relationships between software teams and programming tasks, as process management and control documents to support programming tasks have been much de-emphasized. Thus, we make an initial exploration of programming task demands. This provides a theoretical framework to better understand experienced-based agile practices and for managing programming tasks
DOI:10.1109/COGINF.2006.365586