这是在没有经验的情况下启动和管理 .net 敏捷项目的最佳教程、书籍和软件
这些是以敏捷方式启动和管理基于 .net 的新开发项目的最佳教程、书籍、软件和实践，无需任何经验。 XP|Scrum 哪种方法更容易采用？
which are the best tutorials, books, software and practices to start and manage a new .net based Development Project in an Agile way with no experience with it. which methodology is easier to adopt XP|Scrum?
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我第一次接触 XP 是在 2004 年，它彻底改变了我的编程世界观。 XP 非常平易近人，它鼓励您“使用有效的方法”，并且您可以从小事做起，逐步实现它。
我对SCRUM不太了解。 但我可以说我讨厌使用“冲刺”这个词，因为它有不好的含义。 SCRUM 故意划定界限，不建议任何工程实践，并试图成为纯粹的管理技术，表面上将工程决策留给团队。
我建议您获取一本开创性的 XP 书籍，您可以几天之内轻松读完，之后您将能够从更明智的角度做出决定。 如果您读过这本书并且喜欢所读内容，那么就选择 XP。 如果您在阅读（部分或全部）本书后决定不喜欢 XP，那么您可以继续阅读其他内容。 如果您还不想花钱购买这本书，请在 google 上搜索“极限编程”并阅读 INET 上的资料 - 网上有大量此类资料。
http://www.extremeprogramming.org/ 与 Kent Beck 的书在 XP 的基本信息方面不相上下。
I first learned about XP in 2004, and it completely changed my programming world-view. XP is very approachable, it encourages you to "use what works", and you can start small and work your way into it.
I don't know too much about SCRUM. But I can say I hate the use of the word "sprint" as it has bad connotations. And SCRUM purposely draws the line at not suggesting any engineering practices and tries to be purely a management technique, ostensibly leaving the engineering decisions up to the team.
I'd suggest you get a copy of the seminal XP book which you can easily read through in a couple days, after which you'll be able to make a decision from a more informed point-of-view. If you read the book and like what you read, then go for XP. If you decide you don't like XP after reading (some or all) of the book then you can go onto other things. If you don't want to fork over the cash for the book just yet, go google "extreme programming" and read through the material on the INET -- there's tons of it online.
http://www.extremeprogramming.org/ rivals Kent Beck's book for essential info on XP.
Scrum 作为一种纯粹的项目管理方法，为您提供了很多绳索来吊死自己，并提供必要的反馈，让您及早注意到您正在这样做并开始采取纠正措施。 另一方面，XP 添加了许多高度迭代方法所必需的工程实践。 哪一种适合您主要取决于您的个人喜好。
我强烈推荐《敏捷开发的艺术》一书来帮助您入门。 对于技术方面，“敏捷原则、模式和实践”可能是一个很好的补充。
Scrum, as a pure project management approach, gives you a lot of rope to hang yourself, and the necessary feedback to notice early that you are doing so and start corrective actions. XP, on the other hand, adds a lot of engineering practices that will be necessary for a highly iterative approach. Which one is the right for you mainly depends on your personal preference.
I highly recommend the book "The Art of Agile Development" to get you started. For the technical side, "Agile Principles, Patterns and Practices" might be a good addition.
henrik Kniberg 的《Trenches 中的 Scrum 和 XP》可在 InfoQ 上找到。 另一本是 Mike Cohn 的《敏捷估算和规划》。
Scrum and XP from Trenches by henrik Kniberg available on InfoQ. Another one is Mike Cohn's Agile Estimation and Planning.
我还建议您观看截屏视频系列 敏捷之秋 - 尤其是前几个视频（后面的视频） 。
其次，我可能会建议您加入以下邮件列表（并寻找其他人加入
） ="http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/leanagile/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/leanagile/
I would also recommend taking a look at the screencast series Autumn Of Agile - especially the first couple ofvideos (the later ones go more into the coding side of things (assuming by you question you are more interested in the management side of things).
Secondly, I would maybe recommend you join the following mailing list (and looking for others to join):
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/leanagile/
你问错了问题。
Scrum 肯定更容易采用，但 XP 更有可能使您的项目取得成功。 如果您是敏捷新手，则需要练习不同的工程实践。
You're asking the wrong question.
Scrum is definitely easier to adopt, but XP is much more likely to make your project succeed. If you're new to agile, you need to practice the different engineering practices.
一本关于 SCRUM 的好书：使用 Scrum 进行敏捷软件开发，作者是 Ken Schwaber 和 Mike Beedle。
http://www.amazon.com/Agile-Software-Development-Scrum/dp/ 0130676349
至于软件：
在我的工作中，我们一直在使用 Target Process ( http://targetprocess.com/ ) 作为我们的规划和错误跟踪工具。 它具有很好的可扩展性和源代码控制选项，并且我们将其插入到 VS2008 中。
它通过支持积压的用户故事、冲刺和非常好的工作量估算工具来支持 SCRUM 方法。
我们对此非常满意。
A nice book about SCRUM: Agile Software Development with Scrum, by Ken Schwaber and Mike Beedle.
http://www.amazon.com/Agile-Software-Development-Scrum/dp/0130676349
As for software:
At my job we have been using Target Process ( http://targetprocess.com/ ) as our planning and bug tracking tool. It has nice options for extensibilty and source control, and we have it plugged into VS2008.
It support the SCRUM methodology by supporting allowing for a backlog of user stories, sprints and very nice effort estimation tools.
We are very satisfied with it.