Topics covered include Foundations for agile methods Agile software development tools, agile and cloud computing synergy Agile development in the large scale including scalability issues Agile development with large/legacy systems Agile development of open source software Integrating business processes and agile SW development Commitment, motivation, culture in agile SW development organisations Case studies, experiments, practitioners' experience reports Metrics in agile SW development, automated metrics and analysis Research on existing or new methodologies/approaches Agile methods in industrial contexts Good practice, test-driven development as an agile practice Integration of hard requirements in agile processes Quantitative/qualitative empirical studies Tools and applications More on this journal... Objectives The objectives of IJAESD are to bring together both industrial practitioners and researchers and to promote the research and practice of agile methodologies and extreme software development. The topics will stress practical applications and implications of agile methodologies, new openings, domains and insights. Readership IJAESD is a forum to help professionals, academics, researchers and practitioners working in the field of software development to discuss important ideas, concepts, methodologies, and to disseminate information and learn from each other’s work. Contents IJAESD publishes original papers, review papers, technical reports, case studies, conference reports, and management reports. Special issues devoted to important topics in software development methodologies will occasionally be published.   Hide

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Editor in Chief

• Maximilien, E. Michael, IBM Almaden Research Center, USA
  (maximus.ibm.com)

Associate Editors

• Campos, Pedro, University of Madeira, Portugal
• Nagappan, Nachiappan, Microsoft Research, USA

EB Members

• Ambler, Scott W., IBM Rational, Canada
• Auer, Sören, Universität Leipzig, Germany
• Biddle, Robert, Carleton University, Canada
• Brown, C. Titus, California Institute of Technology, USA
• Eckstein, Jutta, IT communication, Germany
• Ganis, Matt, IBM, USA
• Hazzan, Orit, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Israel
• Jain, Vipul, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India
• McCrickard, Scott, Virginia Tech, USA
• Noble, James, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
• Rising, Linda, USA
• Saiedian, Hossein, University of Kansas, USA
• Stark, Wolfgang, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany
• Williams, Laurie, North Carolina State University, USA
• Xu, Yan, Del Mar College, USA

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