Dynamics of software development
Dynamics of software development
Introduction to the personal software process
Introduction to the personal software process
Rapid Development: Taming Wild Software Schedules
Rapid Development: Taming Wild Software Schedules
IEEE Software
Change Sets Versus Change Packages: Comparing Implementations of Change-Based SCM
ICSE '97 Proceedings of the SCM-7 Workshop on System Configuration Management
High-Level Best Practices in Software Configuration Management
ECOOP '98 Proceedings of the SCM-8 Symposium on System Configuration Management
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SCM provides many well-known benefits for traditional software development. It enables software teams to develop quality software in a timely and predictable manner. However, some teams who are doing Rapid Application Development, also known as RAD, sometimes feel that standard SCM processes have too much overhead for their quickly moving team members. In fact, some teams choose to forego SCM altogether when in rapid development mode, because they think it slows them down. Is RAD really incompatible with SCM? This paper explores the relationship between SCM and RAD, provides some strategies to keep SCM from hindering RAD, and describes some ways in which SCM can help teams develop applications more rapidly.