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@TAKAKING22: "Trust Is What Constrains the Speed of Development" AI keeps multiplying the amount of code we write. But the basis on which a team feels "it's safe to ship this change" doesn't grow at the same pace. Kent Beck writes that this gap leads to project failure. When you implement alone with AI...

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Kent Beck argues that trust, not code generation speed, is the binding constraint on software delivery in the AI era, and that XP practices like testing and pairing manufacture the confidence needed to release; he also promotes his upcoming paid class on trust-optimized AI-assisted development.

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@obie: Twenty-six years later, coding agents have broken most of eXtreme Programming's assumptions, but not its best ideas. So…

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Obie Fernandez, an early XP practitioner, argues that coding agents have upended most of eXtreme Programming's original assumptions but not its core principles, and he reimagines XP for the era of AI-driven software development.

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@obie: In the year 2000 I joined the original eXtreme Programming (XP) mailing list. At work we had pairing stations and we wr…

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Obie Fernández, CTO of ZAR, introduces 'Impatient Programming' (IMP), a revisiting of Extreme Programming's 29 rules for teams building software with coding agents, along with guardrail tools and a directory of 539 related tools.

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