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    Hi all, Have a question here. I am trying to build a software in C#, and is in the process of partitioning the work for different developers. The software will be made up of different components which will have some interdependency (ie one component will have to make use of methods from another component). How can I proceed so that these components can be developed in parallel? Given that I have already clearly defined the interfaces to these components.

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      Hi all, Have a question here. I am trying to build a software in C#, and is in the process of partitioning the work for different developers. The software will be made up of different components which will have some interdependency (ie one component will have to make use of methods from another component). How can I proceed so that these components can be developed in parallel? Given that I have already clearly defined the interfaces to these components.

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      If the only dependencies are the interfaces and they've been cast in stone finalized, you should be able to start parallel development. I think.

      Cheers, Vıkram.


      After all is said and done, much is said and little is done.

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