Jeffries' review of "Extreme Programming Refactored"

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by JimWeirich

9/3/03 5:21:50 PM

Jeffries' review of "Extreme Programming Refactored"

Ron says it better than I did. Note that he is refering to the Rosenberg/Stephens book I mentioned, not the article at the top of this thread.

[link|http://www.xprogramming.com/xpmag/books20030904.htm|http://www.xprogramm...books20030904.htm]

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