Further reading

This article is a companion to Beyond the Demo and relies mostly on the other articles on this site. The few outside references it draws on are listed below.

On this site

  • Beyond the Demo

    Christophe Montagne

    The decisions this article builds on: the rail maintenance example, the torque question, the Crawl, Walk, Run and Fly stages, the Definition of Done and the roles of the CTO and the CIO.

  • What Claude, Gemini and ChatGPT actually are

    Christophe Montagne

    How text becomes vectors, why models invent answers, and the open-source libraries used to build the two sides.

  • Agile Planning, chapter 06: Start with a walking skeleton

    Christophe Montagne

    The walking skeleton that chapter 10 grows from Crawl to Fly.

  • Drawing the Lines

    Christophe Montagne

    Why the words in the contract belong to the business: the ubiquitous language of Domain-Driven Design.

  • Scrum in Name Only

    Christophe Montagne

    The product owner, the backlog and releases that chapter 09 relies on.

Outside references

  • Regulation (EU) 2016/679, the General Data Protection Regulation

    European Union · 2016, applying since May 2018

    Article 17, the right to erasure, behind the requirement in chapter 06 that deletions reach the index and everything derived from it.

  • LLM01:2025 Prompt Injection

    OWASP Gen AI Security Project, Top 10 for LLM Applications · 2025

    The first risk on OWASP's list, and the defences chapter 06 summarises.

  • Crystal Clear: A Human-Powered Methodology for Small Teams

    Alistair Cockburn · Addison-Wesley · 2004

    Where the term walking skeleton comes from.