Distributed development
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Applications can no longer be written from scratch. They need to be assembled from modular pieces. The art of organizing the teamwork or at least the development style in a way that developement schedules can remain independent is called distributed development. Its essential piece is a modularity and BackwardCompatibility. When you have these, you have the freedom to stick with older version of a software and at any suitable time migrate to newer one.
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