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Three legs, no wobble [software construction]

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We look at how to ruin a software project in just three easy steps (there are many more, of course, but we'll start with these): 1. Never look back 2. Never let go 3. Do it differently. These approaches will kill a project every time. Fortunately, three simple practices can save a project from these and other common mishaps: version control, unit testing, and code automation. We will look at what's important about each of these areas and list commonly used, freely available open source tools that can help.

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Software, IEEE  (Volume:21 ,  Issue: 1 )

Date of Publication: Jan-Feb 2004

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