Aplicando Padrões de Gerência de Configuração de Software em Projetos Geograficamente Distribuídos
Dario André Louzado, Lucas Carvalho Cordeiro · ePrints Soton (University of Southampton) · 2005
Software Configuration Management (SCM) plays an important role in software development projects by controlling the consistency of artifacts during the whole project life cycle. In this article we discuss how a well-known SCM pattern language was applied in a medium size outsourced project. For each applied pattern we explain the motivations, the context, the forces considered and the positive and negative consequences. We present the ideas by looking at the SCM system as a continuous evolving system as the patterns are applied. Special nuances, common to the complex world of outsourcing, are also emphasized.