Re: XP defined?

Teamwork?

Quoting Ken Boucher <bonsai1966-/E1597aS9LQAvxtiuMwx3w@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

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> One of my impressions was that XP is _something_ consisting of  4
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> What that something is, I've never really understood.
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> If I'm understanding things, the new book describes the same XP but
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> the more I read what you're saying here and on the XP Yahoo forum
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> the more I realize that I have no idea what "xp" really is. I don't
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> know if it's a methodology, a philosophy, or what it is. The practices
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> So, what is XP? What is that unchanging _something_?
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