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The Art of Agile Development, 1e
by James Shore, Shane Warden

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{26} table 3-5 last Thinking practice: retrospectives;
Retrospectives are marked "implied" for Scrum. There are mentionned as "Sprint retrospectives" in Ken Schwaber' " Agile Project Management with Scrum" (ISBN 978-0735619937) on pags 102, 110, 115, 138 and more ...


(263) Intro to story about estimating;
In the introductory sentence, one of the team members is referred to as "Jo" but later "Joe".


{383} Second para under Design Trade-offs;
It says here that "C++ adds virtual method lookups--four bytes per method [...]". As far as I understand it, this isn't true.

There's a four-byte overhead per _additional vtable_, where a vtable consists of a number of methods.

There's one vtable associated with each abstract base/interface, and so the overhead amounts to four bytes per base class with virtual methods.