Extreme Programming, usually abbreviated as XP, is a method for producing software in which there are fewer nasty surprises at the end of each development cycle.

After Shifting to Extreme Programming in 2018, Stats Perform’s Engineering Team Is Running in High Gear Shortly after her arrival as CTO at Stats Perform in mid-2018, the data and AI-powered sports ...

A 17-year veteran of the software industry, the Oregon-based coder first outlined his ideas in the 1999 book Extreme Programming Explained.

Brian Spears shares his company's adoption of extreme programming nine years ago and how his teams have evolved the process to suit their context. He shares the underlying keys to their success ...

Extreme programming (XP) is a software development approach built around rapid iterations, an emphasis on code writing and working closely with end users to achieve business results. The 12 basic ...

Advocates say Extreme Programming creates software that is not only of higher quality, but is produced much more quickly than is the norm.

Whatever happened to the solitary coder? A new programming methodology pairs programmers together to create better software more quickly.

To build its collision-avoidance software, Raad’s company used one type of agile development, called “extreme programming,” which emphasizes constant testing as well as collaboration.