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| + | Kent Beck first introduced [[Ward Cunningham]] to [[HyperCard]]. He is one of the original members of the [[Hillside Group]], and was on the list of [[InvitedAuthors]] whom [[Ward Cunningham]] first solicited to contribute to [[WikiWikiWeb]] because they were interested in [[PatternLanguage]]. | ||
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Kent Beck is the creator of [[Extreme Programming]]. | Kent Beck is the creator of [[Extreme Programming]]. | ||
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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Kent Beck has an M.S. degree in computer science from the University of Oregon. | Kent Beck has an M.S. degree in computer science from the University of Oregon. | ||
| − | Kent Beck pioneered software patterns, and is the creator of [[Extreme Programming]]. He also pioneered the rediscovery of Test-driven development and the commercial application of Smalltalk. Beck popularised [[CRC Cards]] with Ward Cunningham and created the JUnit unit testing framework along with [[Erich Gamma]]. | + | Kent Beck pioneered software patterns, and is the creator of [[Extreme Programming]]. He also pioneered the rediscovery of Test-driven development and the commercial application of Smalltalk. |
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| + | Beck popularised [[CRC Cards]] with Ward Cunningham and created the JUnit unit testing framework along with [[Erich Gamma]]. | ||
Kent Beck is one of the signers of the [[Agile Manifesto]]. | Kent Beck is one of the signers of the [[Agile Manifesto]]. | ||
