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I am currently developing a very large software project alone, due to financial constraints from the company.
I work on the database, get requirements, deal with the business logic, user interface, ...
Though I have some experience across the different...
Started by Colour Blend on
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Many of the same principles ....
Comment your code man, and comment it well, cause you will forget stuff.
Seriously...
Often the project will hit a road block cos someone is busyC+++ Coffee,Coke,Chicks.
And commitment of management.
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Can anyone explain in simple terms what the difference is between configuration management and version control? From the descriptions I've been able to find on various websites, it seems like configuration management is just a fancy term for putting your...
Started by friedo on
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This includes software, hardware, tests, documentation, release management over time....
Configuration management is everything that you need to manage in terms of a project.
But is not limited to, version control.
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Ok, when hired on to my current company a year ago, I was tasked with migrating our development teams from VSS. They already had it in their minds that they wanted Subversion, and since I had experience using and setting up subversion, I was a good candidate...
Started by aquillin on
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Advantages:
You can synchronize versions of documents....
If you have enough for them :-P
I would use SVN for both documents and source code.
For source code, for document management it doesn't provide the ease-of-use of SharePoint.
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How do you manage your project life cycle?
For example: Do you start with a template? Do you use versioning such as SVN as the authoritative source? Do you archive the projects, if so when and how? When a project is revived (work resumes), how’s that ...
Started by ccook on
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As the project develops, I add the project stages like "initialize software process" on were we placed docs like the bussiness proposal, we....
Such as contracts, invoices, reports, requirements, testing, code repository, etc.
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Since I have a job, and I want to write some my own software at my spare time. So I want to know how you guys organize, plan and develop such small project. Since it is not a job, you may be interrupted by many other things, how can I make it keep going...
Started by arsane on
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by 28 people.
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The worst part about Version Control Management (Google Code, as already mentioned, is a good idea since you've got much sense to do too....
Use a s/w project management website to track your tasks and source code.
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I work for a very small company (~5 employees, 2.5 coders). We have gotten away with no code or document management for several years, but it's starting to catch up with us as we grow a bit.
Any suggestions for a management system. Free is better, but...
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Our mission is to help developers write great software while staying and document management rolled all up in one package that's pretty easy to use and manage, not enough reputation....
software project management.
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I've created a lot of PHP projects in the past based on quick 'make a change, upload it' development methodology.
I'm beginning a long (6-8 months estimate) project to provide a fairly full featured hosted web application. Over the last few weeks I've...
Started by Alex C on
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It would be a good idea to have a staging environment , preferably on same hardware/software your project may end up taking....
If you can preference.
Something to evaluate new ideas against and see if they really fit into your project.
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What practically useful tips, tools, techniques, and general advise could you give to those development managers and contractors that are willing to make sure that the quality component of classic "budget, time, scope, quality equation" gets addressed...
Started by Totophil on
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But....
Documentation Best Regards
You can't "project-manage-in quality" into the software, at least Migration Control Configuration Management Change Management Formal Deviation Management User Training.
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We have written a software package for a particular niche industry. This package has been pretty successful, to the extent that we have signed up several different clients in the industry, who use us as a hosted solution provider, and many others are ...
Started by Shaul on
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When I firstThis is not something....
It should be built into the project architecture wherever possible.
Each plugin becomes a seperate project (or subproject control to manage this.
Of code between (or maybe even over) releases.
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From my experience, one of the bigger problems we come across during our webdevelopment process is keeping different setups updated and secure across different servers.
My company has it's own CMS which is currently installed across 100+ servers. At the...
Started by Aron Rotteveel on
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by 13 people.
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In this....
Your application should have a set of stable core code, extensibility points for custom libraries to plug into, the ability configuration files.
Pieces of code, this may be a sign that your application's design is flawed.
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