I haven’t written here for a while because I was involved in a job not related directly to ASP.NET development. In fact, I was consulting a small company to build up a software product line based on a standard software development process (i.e. MSF) and industry best practices. This might look a little bit weird [...]
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Software factory for dummies
Posted in Software Engineering, tagged Architecture, Coding, configuration management, Control, database, Deploy, Design, Development, Exchange Server, Internet Conenction Sharing, ISA, mail, MSF, Naming Conventions, open source, Pop3, Process, requirement management, RUP, Software, Source, srouce control, Standard, Subversion, Team Foundation Server, Test, TFS on January 15, 2009 | 1 Comment »
