Alrite, this time I am going to discuss Scrum and eXtreme Programming (XP). I would like to discuss Scrum and XP this time because I often get a question “When should I use Scrum or XP?”.

In a raging discussion on the Extreme Programming group Michael James started a discussion on whether Scrum is alienating Extreme Programming folks.

To put it very simply, agile is the larger set of values that can be applied to product development and management — or almost anything — and Scrum, extreme programming (XP), Kanban, are ...

Sutherland: Sure. To put it very simply, agile is the larger set of values that can be applied to product development and management — or almost anything — and Scrum, extreme programming (XP ...

Extreme programming is also popular and, when combined with Scrum, makes for a very powerful combination. In Europe, they have something called DSDM that will help with a plethora of things.

Agile serves as an umbrella for many types of implementation, of which Scrum is one, Randall says. Others include Kanban, extreme programming and DevOps.

The use of Agile and its related methodologies (e.g., Scrum, Extreme Programming) has many vocal supporters these days, and its use continues to grow in leaps and bounds. As I wrote about recently ...

(If we use the basic formula of Scrum + Extreme Programming (XP) = Agile, I am referring to the XP piece of the equation when I say Agile Engineering Practices.

“Most teams are not adopting scrum, extreme programming, or another specific Agile approach, but are embracing agile as an ethos or philosophy and cherry-picking the best bits from many ...