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• By doing test-driven development
• By developing in small sprints
• By having a lot of contact with the customer

I remember reading a thesis about Cowboy Development, that is essentialy Agile for solo developers, but I can't remember where I found it.

Edit:
The thesis can be read here: Cowboy: An Agile Programming Methodology For a Solo Programmer (PDF)

• By doing test-driven development
• By developing in small sprints
• By having a lot of contact with the customer

I remember reading a thesis about Cowboy Development, that is essentially Agile for solo developers. The thesis can be read here: Cowboy: An Agile Programming Methodology For a Solo Programmer (PDF)

• By doing test-driven development
• By developing in small sprints
• By having a lot of contact with the customer

I remember reading a thesis about Cowboy Development, that is essentialy Agile for solo developers, but I can't remember where I found it.

• By doing test-driven development
• By developing in small sprints
• By having a lot of contact with the customer

I remember reading a thesis about Cowboy Development, that is essentialy Agile for solo developers, but I can't remember where I found it.

Edit:
The thesis can be read here: Cowboy: An Agile Programming Methodology For a Solo Programmer (PDF)

• By doing test-driven development
• By developing in small sprints
• By having a lot of contact with the customer

I remember reading a thesis about Cowboy Development, that is essentialy Agile for solo developers, but I can't remember where I found it.

(That was my thesis - here is the link - PDF download at the bottom)

• By doing test-driven development
• By developing in small sprints
• By having a lot of contact with the customer

I remember reading a thesis about Cowboy Development, that is essentialy Agile for solo developers, but I can't remember where I found it.