SD Agile Modeling NewsAgile Modeling is a free newsletter edited by Software Development Senior Contributing Editor Scott Ambler. This flexible design methods digest includes a fascinating mix of commentary from such luminaries as Grady Booch, Jim Highsmith, Michael Feathers and Ron Jeffries.SD Agile Modeling Newshttp://syndication.sdmediagroup.com/images/logo_xml.gifUnified or Domain-Specific Modeling Languages?
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In This Issue: Unified or Domain-Specific Modeling Languages?; Book Review: "The Wisdom of Crowds"; Hot LinksModeling the Real World
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Modeling the Real-World: Usage Scenarios; Book Review: "Survival of the Savvy"; Hot LinksModeling Threats, Plus the Jolts!
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Security Threat Modeling; BOOK REVIEW: Threat ModelingDon't Enter the Matrix
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What's up with agile requirements traceability?22 Maxims from Agile 2005
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Overheard: 22 Maxims from Agile 2005; Book Review: "Just Enough Requirements Management"Making Models Public
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From the Editor: 7th Annual Salary Survey
<br>On Display: Making Models Public
<br>Book Review: Working Effectively with Legacy Code
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<br>Call for Horror StoriesFighting the IT Fear Premium
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When it comes to software development projects, management typically suffers from four major fears.Modeling with Personas
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You can capture end user requirements in many ways: use cases, business rule definitions, user stories, feature definitions, shall statements and personas, to name a few. Wait a minute. Personas?Proof Positive
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Solid research supporting the value of agility is beginning to come in, but the tough task of convincing the Doubting Thomases to "cross the chasm" may take further effort.Just Good Enough?
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Is 'Just Barely Good Enough' Enough?Microsoft Takes On the OMG
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Is my model specific enough for you?Best Practices Face-Off
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Best Practices Face-OffJust Good Enough
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When Are Models and Documents Good Enough?What's Normal? Models to Documentation
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How to normalize all of your software development artifacts.Fixing Your Legacy
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Fixing Legacy AssetsModeling Legacy Assets
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What technical challenges will you face when integrating your new application with existing systems? Part 1 of 2.Who’s Agile Modeling?
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Who’s Agile Modeling? This month I thought I’d have a little fun and modify Abbott & Costello’s "Who’s On First" for agile software development.Agility Is for Everyone
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Agility Is for Everyone: Database modelers can also benefit from a flexible approach.10 Tips for Better Models
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Common sense isn't all that common. Try these ideas to clarify your modeling efforts.Starting Off Right
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AMDD: Starting off on the Right Foot<br>
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