RE: is SIP an Emergent Property

"Kent Beck" <[email protected]> Thu, 16 Jan 2003 18:53:59 -0800
Newsgroups gmane.comp.programming.software-in-process
Organization Three Rivers Institute
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You mean like pair programming, weekly planning, sitting together,
test-driven development (programmer and team level), and continuous
integration?
 
What I love about SIP is it embodies XP in a grain of sand, a single
number.
 
Kent

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On p.14 you say that one cannot control SIP. You can only influence 
the project such that lower SIP emerges(?). Trying to control it 
would cause MeasurementDysfunction (in my terms). 

Seeing SIP as an emergent property in the complex adaptive system of 
software development (Hi, Jim!) would directly suggest means for 
influencing it: 
- nurture more and richer interactions between actors
- put energy into environment conditions

cheers
Dierk



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