A model of software development I've been playing with:
- all software starts with a set of requirements
- requirements motivate sets of tasks
- when complete, tasks progress one or more requirements.
A forge should primarily be a way to receive, moderate and apply a standard set of modification suggestions:
- feature requests that originate or modify requirements
- bug reports that jeopardize one or more requirements
- pull requests that resolve outstanding tasks
Sarah Jamie Lewis /
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2024-07-09 04:08:51
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