I have been ranting for a while (see this post) that the agile development literature is severely lacking. I am mostly concerned with the actual implementation of an agile process and all the real world issues that arise.

"How do you train a customer to be a good XP customer?" , "How can you be a good coach?", or "How do testers fit into XP?" are examples of questions that frequently arise when a team embarks on agile development. Most of these questions are very context specific, so I think it is premature to make any proclamations about them. However, there is a variety of relevant experience that could be useful to those considering such questions.

So, rather than continuing to whine, I am trying to do my part for a solution. I have set up a wiki at http://www.christiansepulveda.com/cgi-bin/moinwiki/moin.cgi/ImplementingAgileProcesses

I am also mining the various Yahoo groups (and other sources) on agile development and adding links from the wiki to relevant discussions.

I hope the wiki will be a resource for those implementing an agile process. Who knows, maybe it will grow into an interesting article or, more ambitiously, a book.

I encourage you to browse the wiki. Email me if there is something you think is missing or feel free to add it. (Please just follow the wiki guidelines on the front page.)

P.S. There is a related project, at http://www.berczuk.com/wiki/bin/view/Agile/AgilePatterns. It is a catalog of agile process patterns. It is a topic I have been interested for some time. Unfortunately, we haven't made a lot of progress (at the time of this post), but there should be lots of entries soon.