Agile For Dummies, IBM Limited Edition

by Scott W. Ambler, Matthew Holitza

Welcome to Agile For Dummies, IBM Limited Edition. You’ve probably been hearing about agile for a long time, which isn’t surprising. If you’re not using agile methods already though, or if you’ve only been exposed to agile on small projects here and there, you may wonder how to get started with it. Can agile ever work in your environment? Relax. This book is here to help.

Genres: Technical, Nonfiction

74 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

About the author

Scott W. Ambler is a Canadian software engineer, consultant and author, currently Senior Consulting Partner at Scott Ambler + Associates.

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Reviews

[Asheesh]

Probably a good read for some one with a little knowledge of Agile.

[Jeronimo]

A quick, easy reading introduction to Agile methodology. Basic aspects, well brought for those who are related somehow but have not a full picture of the Agile meaning.

[Toni Tassani]

Short introduction to agile software development, centred around Scrum, Disciplined Agile Delivery and IBM tools.

[Ozan YILMAZ]

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[Douglas Paranhos]

It is a brief introduction to agile processes and aspects, but there's a point you start thinking if it's a book or some IBM flyer trying to sell you their products

[Dagvadorj Galbadrakh]

This book gives you great introductory information about Agile development. I was a new scrum master when I read this. It really helped me understand a lot of things.

[Jason]

A good start to learning what Agile is about.