Head First Agile: A Brain-Friendly Guide to Agile and the PMI-ACP Certification

397 Pages·2017·18.95 MB·English

by  Andrew Stellman

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Praise for other Head First books
“With Head First C#, Andrew and Jenny have presented an excellent tutorial
on learning C#. It is very approachable while covering a great amount of
detail in a unique style. If you’ve been turned off by more conventional
books on C#, you’ll love this one.”
—Jay Hilyard, software developer, coauthor of C# 3.0
Cookbook
“I’ve never read a computer book cover to cover, but this one held my
interest from the first page to the last. If you want to learn C# in depth and
have fun doing it, this is the book for you.”
— Andy Parker, fledgling C# programmer
“Going through this Head First C# book was a great experience. I have not
come across a book series which actually teaches you so well…This is a book
I would definitely recommend to people wanting to learn C#”
—Krishna Pala, MCP
“Head First Web Design really demystifies the web design process and makes
it possible for any web programmer to give it a try. For a web developer who
has not taken web design classes, Head First Web Design confirmed and
clarified a lot of theory and best practices that seem to be just assumed in
this industry.”
—Ashley Doughty, senior web developer
“Building websites has definitely become more than just writing code. Head
First Web Design shows you what you need to know to give your users an
appealing and satisfying experience. Another great Head First book!”
—Sarah Collings, user experience software engineer
“Head First Networking takes network concepts that are sometimes too
esoteric and abstract even for highly technical people to understand without
difficulty and makes them very concrete and approachable. Well done.”
— Jonathan Moore, owner, Forerunner Design
“The big picture is what is often lost in information technology how-to
books. Head First Networking keeps the focus on the real world, distilling
knowledge from experience and presenting it in byte-size packets for the IT
novitiate. The combination of explanations with real-world problems to
solve makes this an excellent learning tool.”
— Rohn Wood, senior research systems analyst, University
of Montana
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Beautiful Teams
Applied Software Project Management Making Things Happen Practical
Development Environments Process Improvement Essentials Other
books in O’Reilly’s Head First series
Head First PMP
Head First C#
Head First Java
Head First Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOA&D) Head First
HTML with CSS and XHTML
Head First Design Patterns Head First Servlets and JSP