Supporting Agile Reuse Through Extreme Harvesting
@inproceedings{Hummel2007SupportingAR, title={Supporting Agile Reuse Through Extreme Harvesting}, author={Oliver Hummel and Colin Atkinson}, booktitle={XP}, year={2007} }
Agile development and software reuse are both recognized as effective ways of improving time to market and quality in software engineering. However, they have traditionally been viewed as mutually exclusive technologies which are difficult if not impossible to use together. In this paper we show that, far from being incompatible, agile development and software reuse can be made to work together and, in fact, complement each other. The key is to tightly integrate reuse into the test-driven…
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