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Agile modeling: effective practices for extreme programming and the unified process

In this innovative book, Scott Ambler reviews how to: 1. Model on an XP project without detracting from its fast-moving and agile software development approach. 2. Simplify the modeling disciplines/workflows of the UP without losing any of the true benefits of those disciplines. 3. Use modeling to explore an issue or to facilitate communication. 4. Effectively apply the UML, and extend it with other methodologies, to meet your real-world development needs. 5. Reduce the documentation burden on your project by writing agile documents. 6. Use simple modeling tools, such as index cards and whiteboards, and know when to use complex CASE tools. 7. Rethink your approach to work areas, modeling teams, and modeling sessions.