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Defining the UML Kernel

Scott Ambler, Peter Coad, Martin Fowler, Cris Kobryn, moderated by Roger Smith

At UML World in 2000 we had a panel discussion on whether we should have a kernel for the UML. SD Magazine turned it into a surprisingly coherent article (there's nothing like a good editor!) Take a look to see how frighteningly small I would make the kernel.

1 October 2000

The XP 2000 Conference

with Jack Bolles

In late June over a hundred people gathered on the Mediterranean island of Sardinia to take part in the XP2000 conference to discuss Extreme Programming (XP) and other flexible methodologies.

July 2000

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