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What Is Open Source?Open source is a term used to describe software that is not only available for free use but also its source code is made public. This means anyone can modify it further for their use but more importantly contribute to help improve this piece of software. This was the original intent of op...
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What Is Outsourcing?Software outsourcing is an arrangement where a company partners with a third-party company to develop software rather than relying on their in-house team. Companies are increasingly looking toward software outsourcing to access top talent, greater flexibility, fast turnaround times, and ...
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What Is A Pseudocode?Pseudocode is a simple, stripped-down version of a programming language with relaxed syntax rules used to expl...
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What Is Semantic?Semantics unlink syntax concerns itself with the intended meaning of any written code. So even if a piece of code is correct in terms of syntax (grammar) it might not lead to the intended outcome. At th...
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What Is Semver?Semver versioning is a type of versioning that tracks major and minor changes as well as fixes using the format eg: . Semver versioning provides a lot more information. For example, by just looking...
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What Is Separation Of Concern (Soc)?Separation Of Concern (SOC) is the separation of a functionality into distinct components. This means that the code is organized in such a way that a change in the behavior of one part does not lead to a domino effect where other parts are affected. An example of this is separating the c...