Agile Processes in Software Engineering and Extreme Programming

1. Front Matter

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2. Research Papers

   1. Extending Refactoring Guidelines to Perform Client and Test Code Adaptation

      • Wafa Basit, Fakhar Lodhi, Usman Bhatti

      Pages 1-13

   2. Security Testing in Agile Web Application Development - A Case Study Using the EAST Methodology

      • Gencer Erdogan, Per Håkon Meland, Derek Mathieson

      Pages 14-27

   3. Adoption of Team Estimation in a Specialist Organizational Environment

      • Tor Erlend Fægri

      Pages 28-42

   4. Extreme Product Line Engineering – Refactoring for Variability: A Test-Driven Approach

      • Yaser Ghanam, Frank Maurer

      Pages 43-57

   5. Introducing Agile Methods in a Large Software Development Team: The Impact on the Code

      • Mary Giblin, Padraig Brennan, Chris Exton

      Pages 58-72

   6. Agile Undercover: When Customers Don’t Collaborate

      • Rashina Hoda, James Noble, Stuart Marshall

      Pages 73-87

   7. Exploring Defect Data, Quality and Engagement during Agile Transformation at a Large Multisite Organization

      • Kirsi Korhonen

      Pages 88-102

   8. Auto-tagging Emails with User Stories Using Project Context

      • S. M. Sohan, Michael M. Richter, Frank Maurer

      Pages 103-116

   9. Towards Understanding Communication Structure in Pair Programming

      • Kai Stapel, Eric Knauss, Kurt Schneider, Matthias Becker

      Pages 117-131

   10. Continuous Selective Testing

       • Bastian Steinert, Michael Haupt, Robert Krahn, Robert Hirschfeld

       Pages 132-146

   11. Applying SCRUM in an OSS Development Process: An Empirical Evaluation

       • Luigi Lavazza, Sandro Morasca, Davide Taibi, Davide Tosi

       Pages 147-159

3. Short Research Papers

   1. An Automated Approach for Acceptance Web Test Case Modeling and Executing

      • Felipe M. Besson, Delano M. Beder, Marcos L. Chaim

      Pages 160-165

   2. Communication in Context: A Stimulus-Response Account of Agile Team Interactions

      • Nik Nailah Binti Abdullah, Helen Sharp, Shinichi Honiden

      Pages 166-171

   3. Understanding the Importance of Trust in Distributed Agile Projects: A Practical Perspective

      • Siva Dorairaj, James Noble, Petra Malik

      Pages 172-177

   4. Values and Assumptions Shaping Agile Development and User Experience Design in Practice

      • Jennifer Ferreira, Helen Sharp, Hugh Robinson

      Pages 178-183

   5. Introducing Agile Methods in a Large Software Development Team: The Developers Changing Perspective

      • Mary Giblin, Padraig Brennan, Chris Exton

      Pages 184-189

   6. A Systematic and Lightweight Method to Identify Dependencies between User Stories

      • Arturo Gomez, Gema Rueda, Pedro P. Alarcón

      Pages 190-195

   7. Agile Documents: Toward Successful Creation of Effective Documentation

      • Omar Mazni, Syed-Abdullah Sharifah-Lailee, Yasin Azman

      Pages 196-201

   8. Structuring Complexity Issues for Efficient Realization of Agile Business Requirements in Distributed Environments

      • Richard Mordinyi, Eva Kühn, Alexander Schatten

      Pages 202-207

Interest in agile development continues to grow: the number of practitioners adopting such methodologies is increasing as well as the number of researchers investigating the effectiveness of the different practices and proposing improvements. The XP c- ference series has actively participated in these processes and supported the evolution of Agile, promoting the conference as a place where practitioners and researchers meet to exchange ideas, experiences, and build connections. XP 2010 continued in the tradition of this conference series and provided an int- esting and varied program. As usual, we had a number of different kinds of activities in the conference program including: research papers, experience reports, tutorials, workshops, panels, lightning talks, and posters. These proceedings contain full - search papers, short research papers, and experience reports. Moreover, we have also included in these proceedings the abstracts of the posters, the position papers of the PhD symposium, and the abstract of the panel. This year we had two different program committees for evaluating research papers and experience reports. Each committee included experts in the specific area. This approach allowed us to better evaluate the quality of the papers and provide better suggestions to the authors to improve the quality of their contributions.

• Agile method
• Extreme Programming
• Open Source
• Refactoring
• Scrum
• complexity
• design
• development
• documentation
• modeling
• programming
• project management
• software
• software engineering
• testing

• Center for Applied Software Engineering, Free University of Bolzano-Bozen, Bozen-Bolzano, Italy

  Alberto Sillitti

• University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand

  Angela Martin

• Lero - the Irish Software Engineering Research Centre, University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland

  Xiaofeng Wang

• Nokia gate5 GmbH, Berlin, Germany

  Elizabeth Whitworth

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