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Agile Methodologies in Web Programming: A Survey

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book , Article , Conference object 01 Jan 2014 Italy Publisher:Springer International Publishing

Authors: BARABINO, GIULIO; GRECHI, DANIELE; TIGANO, DANILO; Erika Corona; Giulio Concas;

doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-06862-6_16

handle: 11584/76239 , 11567/714399

Agile Methodologies in Web Programming: A Survey

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Abstract

This paper reports the results from a survey concerning the use of Agile Methodologies (AM), techniques and tools for Web Programming. The survey lasted from October to December 2013, and involved 112 Web application developers from 32 countries. Its main purpose was to assess the usage of AMs, and of specific practices and tools, in the context of Web programming and of related technologies, such as Content Management Systems. The results confirm a broad adoption of AMs among Web developers, and the prevalence of Scrum among AMs.

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Italy

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Web programming; Agile Methodologies; CMS

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