Extensible Markup Language (XML) is revolutionizing Web content, electronic commerce and enterprise computing. As with most technology revolutions, the concept behind XML is deceptively simple--to provide a standardization for specifying the meaning of information exchanged over networks. However, the implications for such a capability ripple throughout the entire field of distributed computing. Read on for the SDTimes "Book Watch" review .
Let's make a little journey into the core XP values as defined in Extreme Programming Explained. After all, practices change all the time, while values are a more fundamental part of a methodology.
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