Team. We have been silent on this weblog for a couple of days and busy with other tasks. For those of you considering creating a similar project or who would be interested in source code management,
Source Code Management
I have included the following web document:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.7/svn-book.pdf
It is a text which covers source management with Subversion (SVN). Some web sources state that creating online mirrors with SVN is much easier than the alternatives.
Concurrent Life-Cycle Processes
Although there are not any formally recognized life-cycle processes which allow for parallelism between the major stages of activity, except for possibly the Rational Unified Process (RUP), completing the high-level design in parallel with the requirements engineering tasks might be advisable. Simply allow for flexibility in your architectural design choices. The first popular model for life-cycles was the Waterfall which was used in the early days of structured development during COBOL's reign. Interestingly enough, it did not allow for the parallelism commonly found in COBOL process flow-charts.
We appreciate your active readership. La-La.
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