Future Work

Assessed material depends on the best in class inquire about mined for process improvement and productivity with quality of PSP & XP. The researcher will use the proposed model to process improvement that proposes a better than ever programming advancement model for small and medium scale programming industry. The proposed model methodology endeavor between the light and generous technique to improves the product designer profitability and quality. This improved accepts the procedure in XP, which targets singular execution; in any case, it will keep the vast acts of XP with the goal that it tends to be fit for a little advancement group.

Rationale

The specialist attempts the investigation to improve/assess the custom-made XP process by coordinating the individual programming process (PSP) bolster that was at first a piece of customary programming advancement. Since the individual programming process is a challenging action, which is against the deft center standards so a lightweight rendition of PSP has proposed, and assessment will be made on this custom-made XP process. There are very few studies available that validate and measure the impact of PSP on the agile XP process and discussed in table 6.

Study objective

This investigation is to assess the effect of coordinating and aligning PSP with agile XP methodology to measure the person’s presentation and growth in an agile XP team

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