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Article :: Evolutionary Database Development

Author: awprofessional.com | Published: 10th Mar 2006 | Visited: 471 times | Add Comment
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Modern software processes, also called methodologies, are all evolutionary in nature, requiring you to work both iteratively and incrementally. Working iteratively, you do a little bit of an activity such as modeling, testing, coding, or deployment at a time, and then do another little bit, then another, and so on. With an incremental approach, you organize your system into a series of releases rather than one big one. This chapter will help you manage your software project keeping these principles in mind.

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