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== Further reading == | == Further reading == | ||
* [http://archive.vector.org.uk/art10000980 Expository Programming] by Paul Berry, ''Vector'' 22:3 | * [http://archive.vector.org.uk/art10000980 Expository Programming] by Paul Berry, ''Vector'' 22:3: "[[Ken Iverson|Kenneth Iverson]] used APL in the 60s to develop readable, executable models of key processes in different scientific fields" | ||
[[Ken Iverson|Kenneth Iverson]] used APL in the 60s to develop readable, executable models of key processes in different scientific fields | * [http://www.5jt.com/articles/40440021.pdf Software Development as a Collaborative Writing Project] by Brian Bussell (Director of Pensions, Norwich Union Life) and Stephen Taylor, paper presented at XP2006, Oulu, June 2006: "Writing software is more like drafting legislation or writing a screenplay than it is like engineering." | ||
* [http://www.5jt.com/articles/40440021.pdf Software Development as a Collaborative Writing Project] by Brian Bussell (Director of Pensions, Norwich Union Life) and Stephen Taylor | * [http://archive.vector.org.uk/art10009900 Pair Programming With The Users] by Stephen Taylor, ''Vector'' 22:1: "Why write specifications when you can collaborate with the users on executable code? Introduces the concept of 'semantic density' in constructing Domain-Specific Notations." | ||
Writing software is more like drafting legislation or writing a screenplay than it is like engineering. | |||
* [http://archive.vector.org.uk/art10009900 Pair Programming With The Users] by Stephen Taylor, ''Vector'' 22:1 | |||
Why write specifications when you can collaborate with the users on executable code? Introduces the concept of 'semantic density' in constructing Domain-Specific Notations. | |||
[[Category:Essays]] | [[Category:Essays]] | ||