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The Laws of Software Process
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The Laws of Software Process

by Phillip G. Armour
September 2003
Intermediate to advanced
272 pages
8h 36m
English
Auerbach Publications
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The Future of Software Development
frameworks for it. The author had included a primitive train and Hafsa exe-
cuted it. A “train” was a method associated with a model component
whose purpose was to assist someone in learning what the model did. In
the olden days, it would have been called “documentation” and it would
have been totally passive. Someone had described this to Hafsa.
“You have to read it, right, that I understand.” Hafsa had been puzzled by
the explanation. “But what does it do?” When it was explained that the doc-
umentation did not actually do anything, Hafsa was baffled why anyone
would include such a low-value artifact at all. This train was quite crude
but it did work. It ran through the syntax. Hafsa stopped a few times and
ran ...
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ISBN: 9780203505649