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I'm at a slight disadvantage in not having read or reviewed the first edition of this book. Based on the reviews of the first edition though, it seems to have been very successful with its readership. This second edition is touted to have been updated with newer techniques for larger projects. I can only imagine that was some of the feedback from people who liked the previous incarnation, but wanted to apply it to broader contexts. We'll see how this edition presents to the first time reader.
This book is part of the publisher's Agile Software Development Series. That means, while this book can stand on its own, it is part of a larger body of information regarding agile development in general. The target of this book, is the application of agile development to product development. That would seem sort of like a "duh", since the idea of the agile process in general, is to become more effective at developing applications as products. I imagine however, that this book is specific to the "nuts-and-bolts" of Agile in the real-world environment, as opposed to pure "theory".
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