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XP,
abbreviation for xeroderma pigmentosum.


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Spiral model, to Agile methodology or Extreme Programming (XP) model, each with relative advantages for large or smaller projects, or other requirements: The traditional Waterfall model, (characterized by a linear, sequential process in which software being developed flows downward like a waterfall, through phases) is most often used by large development organisations.
Software assurance: embedding security into the software development ... by Paul, Mano / Software World
758 The third edition of this textbook on the principles of software engineering has been expanded to include updated information on innovations in architecture, component-based engineering and lightweight agile development such as Extreme Programming (XP).
Software engineering; principles and practice, 3d ed by SciTech Book News
QuickUML is an intuitive UML tool, well suited to agile development methods or extreme programming.
QuickUML 2.0 for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux by Database and Network Journal
 
 
 
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