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    CSE 110 Software

    Engineering

    Software > Code


    • Other stuff includes
    • Document
    • Diagram
    • Issues / User Storie
    • Meeting Note
    • Standups, Retros, etc
    Other Stuff
    • Presentations, Videos, etc
    • Message
    • Chat Code
    • Emails

    Topic
    s

    CSE 110 Software


    Engineering

    Stuff Spreads
    Somewhere?
    • Question: While the repo is the home for code
    where does everything else live
    • Answer: All over
    • Issue Tracker - JIRA, Clubhous
    • Diagramming Tool - Mir
    • Wiki - Confluence, Github, Notio
    • Docs in Google Docs, PPTs, Excel for
 Other Stuff
    things like Test Plans, Status Reports, etc
    • Slac Code
    • Emai
    • People’s heads (memory) Repo

    Topic
    k

    CSE 110 Software


    Engineering

    Spread Stuff Gets Lost and Fades

    • Other stuff is a second class aspect of Software from a devs


    point of view Because we aren’t as diligent with the “other
    stuff” it often gets out of sync, fades away or just gets los

    • Data in someone’s head is particularly susceptible of just


    walking out the door at the end of the day potentially foreve
    • Head data also has access constraints and requires
    permission for access and often synchronicity

    Topic
    t

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