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ContinuousIntegration. Continuousintegration allows people to make changes without stepping on each others’ toes. I’m focusing on application architecture here. To apply evolutionary design ideas to systemarchitecture, see “Evolutionary Architecture” on p.XX. Pair Programming. Refactoring.
System Design: System Design: A study of the requirement specifications from the first phase and the system design is developed. This design helps in specifying the hardware and system requirements and defines the overall systemarchitecture. Continuousintegration, and Rapid delivery.
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