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| + I had this idea a while ago and have been discussing it with TimM. |
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| + A reference application (blueprint not implementation) that can be used within XtC -> wherever to explore, demonstrate and compare the applications of principles, techniques, best practices, and technologies relating to Agile/Software development. |
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| + * Branches in CVS to monitor unforseen impact of technology decisions? |
| + * Application structure can grow as needed - end up with a business system with components that demonstrate common business patterns (DB backend/transactions/web-app...). |
| + *We can look at these principles, techniques, best practices, and technologies where understanding the business situation is a no-brainer (we can concentrate on the new bits). |
| + * When something new comes around we can say "Where would this fit into the AgilePetStore?" |
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| + Discuss. --DanPollitt |
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| + I'd like to see it, but... |
| + The biggest danger here is probably with the "scalability benchmark circus". What do we do? Build it as tidyily as possible and then use a modified set of functional tests to optimise it? ... and optimise for what? This could give agile methods detractors a great opportunity to "spin" benchmark tests against us. An agile pet store is probably too radical for most people anyway. How about starting with an object-oriented pet store , meaning no "entity beans" or business logic in stored procedures? --DafyddRees |
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| + You could ask JoeWalnes for the source, as coincidently the example he has used throughout his new book is a pet store -- RachelDavies |
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| + Well, now the book has been published, the application is available. It's only a starting point as it's meant to illustrate the process, not the end result. Of course, to understand the process, you'd have to purchase the accompanying book ;). |
| + The [PetSoar|http://www.wiley.com/legacy/compbooks/walnes/] download (written test first). The book: [Java Open Source Programming|http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0471463620/] and a [review|http://www.theserverside.com/resources/article.jsp?l=JavaOpenSourceProgrammingBookReview]. |
| + --JoeWalnes |
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