Chapter 3 Feature-Driven Development-Practices

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This is a sample chapter from the book A Practical Guide to Feature-Driven Development. The chapter focuses on the best practices that make up FDD which are the following: domain object modeling, developing by feature, individual class (code) ownership, feature teams, inspections, regular builds, configuration management, and reporting/visibility of results.

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