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Slides for Introduction to Agile are up

Slides for Introduction to Agile are up
November 30, 2012
Categories: Agile, Model Driven Development, Software Development
by Henrik Wivel

Intro to agile from Jeppe Cramon


Introduction to what Agile development is, what it isn’t, recommendations and the common pitfalls.

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