Moving Fast with XP

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Claims that TDD, pairing and continuous deployment are slow get refuted with concrete practices: teams pair on all production code using one machine with two keyboards, rotate pairs to spread knowledge, estimate as a team assuming a pair, and use pull requests merged same day sized to a day of work. Pairing produces fewer post-release bugs, faster ramp-up on a codebase, resists distractions, and keeps delivery sustainable rather than a short burst of speed.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 1:39Extreme Programming
3. 3:37Code Reviews
4. 8:11Resistant to Personal Distraction
5. 13:29Pair on all Production Code
6. 14:13Estimating the Effort

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