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Bug-driven development is software development methodology where incremental development is triggered by raising bugs on existing program or software prototype. Most organizations which follow this philosophy do not adopt it consciously but it comes into practice after degeneration of existing practice or initially adopted development paradigm.

Bug-driven development is a facetious term that describes a state in which high volumes of computer code are written with little regard for unit testing by the programmers. It is a play on the term Test Driven Development in which the focus is on writing tests first and thereby delivering smaller amounts of code with high value and quality.

Extreme programming (XP) is an agile software development methodology which is intended to be the antithesis of Bug-driven development.

See also

• Test-driven development
• Extreme programming
• Extreme programming practices

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