Part II: Humans & Code

    💡 Code has three consumers: users, customers, and developers. XP's technical practices will help us become more structured with the way we write software, but how can we tell if our projects are pleasant to work with? We need to **understand how we **understand. This section of the book introduces the principles of Human-Centered Design and techniques to develop more human…

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    This is an online wiki about the main topics over the last 40 years of software design, architecture & testing. It was created by Khalil Stemmler.

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