Azerbaycan Agile Development in Java (with Kevlin Henney) Eğitimi

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Agile principles, practices and processes offer a path to sustainable development for individuals, teams and organisations. For many developers who want to focus on their craft, however, it is sometimes difficult to get a view of Agile development that is not either focused on a project management perspective or just on the practice of Test-Driven Development (TDD).

For the Java developer, an overview of the larger Agile process landscape needs to be complemented with the practical side of software craftsmanship. This ranges from understanding how Scrum can be fine tuned with Lean thinking to exploring Extreme Programming practices, such as TDD and pairing.

The Agile Development in Java course is aimed at Java developers who want to learn what Agile means for them. It introduces a number of common agile techniques and puts these into practice in labs and exercises in pairs and groups, before applying these over a series of mini-iterations. The workshop balances taught material with practice, introducing requirement techniques, lightweight modeling techniques, tracking and estimating approaches, design principles, testing practices and refactorings.

About The Trainer

Kevlin Henney is a regular columnist for various industry magazines and a well known and popular speaker on topics such OO Design, Patterns, Agile Development and Software architecture at conferences in Europe and North America.

Kevlin currently works as an independent consultant and trainer based in Bristol. He has developed and delivered training courses, consultancy and software across a number of domains ever since getting involved in professional software development in the late 1980s.

Most of Kevlin’s work focuses on software architecture, patterns, development process and programming languages. His work has appeared in several magazines and online publications, including; The Register, Application Development Advisor, Java Report, C++ Report and CUJ. Along with Frank Buschmann and Doug Schmidt, Kevlin is coauthor of A Pattern Language for Distributed Computing and On Patterns and Pattern Languages. He is also editor of the 97 Things Every Programmer Should Know project.

The course is suitable for Java developers who wish to learn more about the practical side of Agile development, particularly TDD and incremental development.

Describe representative agile development processes and common practices
Slice up requirements in terms of goals and estimate and plan against them
Understand design thinking appropriate for responsive development
Learn how to carry out TDD effectively
Put concepts and techniques into practice during labs and in a small, iterative workshop

Agile Development

Software development and change
Agile values and principles
Iterative and incremental development
Visualisation of progress
Kicking off and closing out iterations
The role of testing
Modeling in an Agile context
Plan–Do–Study–Act

Common Agile Approaches

Extreme Programming
XP1 and XP2
Scrum
Scrum roles, events and artefacts
The Nokia test
Lean Software Development
Lean principles
Kanban for software
Limiting work in progress (WIP)

Software Craftsmanship

Code quality and development skills
Elements of well-crafted code
Coding guidelines benefits and pitfalls
Code sufficiency vs over design
Technical debt and code smells
Refactoring
Programmer testing

Test-Driven Development

Good Unit Tests (GUTs)
Plain Ol’ Unit Testing (POUT)
Defect- Driven Testing (DDT)
Test-Driven Development (TDD)
Key TDD practices and the test-first cycle
Behavioural testing based on propositions
Negative test cases
Overview of JUnit

Design Practice

Agile architecture and responsive design
Pattern thinking
Class hierarchy design
Acyclic dependencies
Interface decoupling
Transitive and external dependencies
Test doubles
Components with single responsibilities

Goal-Structured Requirements

Utilising use cases, scenarios and user stories
Incremental development
Lightweight use cases
User story styles and guidelines
Prioritisation in terms of value and risk
Scenario and task estimation
Tracking

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Azerbaycan Agile Development in Java (with Kevlin Henney) Eğitimi

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