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Is bash “finished”? [closed]
Should bash be expected to change in ways that break non-trivial amounts of existing scripts at some point in the (near/<5y) future? How much change has it gone trough in the last ten years ...
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Change Management best practice
I am using SSRS to enter data into a table which tracks changes made to advertising pages. The entries are made by users as the changes occur and are tracked by date/time stamp and user id.
Since we ...
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How can I better manage far-reaching changes in my code?
In my work (writing scientific software in C++), I often get asked by the people who use the software to get their work done to add some functionality or change the way things are done and organized ...
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moving from wpf to html5 [closed]
I don't even know if this is the right StackExchange site to post this question. If it isn't, please excuse me and please let me know which would be the right one.
I am an experienced WPF developer, ...
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Code maintenance: To add comments in code or to just leave it to the version control?
We have been asked to add comments with start tags, end tags, description, solution etc for each change that we make to the code as part of fixing a bug / implementing a CR.
My concern is, does this ...
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Are there any good, open-source change request systems? [closed]
I have a need to make a somewhat custom change request system (very high auditing requirements).
Instead of completely reinventing the wheel I was wondering if there's an open-source change request ...
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svn - when will I see conflicts?
I am just starting a new position and using svn rather than git (my favorite).
With svn if there are any conflicts will I see them after an svn update or after an (attempt) to svn commit?
In other ...
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When a developer should change technology or framework?
I'm an ASP.NET developer since 3 years ago and I'm now pretty powerful in WebForms. But now it seems that everybody is moving or shifting towards ASP.NET MVC, and my company is also taking this shift.
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Is it common for developers to deal with extensive change control procedures?
This question requires a bit of setup, please bear with me.
Last week my company rolled out a new change management procedure. Any change destined for production requires a change control record; ...
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Best practice to keep the changes in the project well documented
What is the best practice and software you use to document change related document.
lso, how you prefer to document the changes in the project.
Let say, you got a requirement to make some changes ...
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Who is Responsible for Setting Up An Automated Builds System?
I am a project manager at my company. I work with a few teams of developers using a standard, well-known version control system known as CVS. I'd like to see continuous integration and automated ...
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Release/Change management - best aproach
I asked this question an year ago in StackOverflow and never got a good answer. Since Programmers seems to be a better place to ask it, I'll give it a try...
What is the better way to work with ...
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How do you manage a complexity jump?
It seems an infrequent but common experience that sometimes you're working on a project and suddenly something turns up unexpectedly, throws a massive spanner in the works and ramps up the complexity ...
