Parallel development support
Enhance agile workflows with Core dna's parallel development support, enabling simultaneous feature development without conflicts.
Parallel Development Support and Core dna
Parallel development support in the realm of digital experience platforms refers to the ability to work on multiple development projects or features simultaneously without causing conflicts or disruptions. This practice is essential for enterprises looking to accelerate their development cycles and deliver robust, high-quality software quicker. With Core dna, parallel development support ensures that teams can efficiently develop, test, and deploy new features or modifications concurrently, streamlining the entire development process.
How Parallel Development Support Works with Core dna
Core dna naturally supports a modular and agile approach, making it inherently suitable for parallel development. With its robust version control systems, developers can create separate branches for different features or fixes. These branches can be worked on simultaneously and later merged into the main project without conflicts. This setup not only improves speed but also minimizes risks associated with large-scale deployments. Its in-built collaboration tools facilitate communication among team members, ensuring everyone is aligned and aware of ongoing developments.
Key Specifications
| Feature | Core dna Specifications |
|---|---|
| Version Control System | Supports Git-based branching models |
| Collaboration Tools | Real-time messaging and notifications |
| Conflict Resolution | Automatic merging capabilities |
| Deployment | Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines |
Real-world Use Case
Consider a digital marketing team of a large e-commerce retailer aiming to improve their holiday sales strategy. They want to roll out multiple landing pages, each with unique promotions and styles, across various regions. Using Core dna's parallel development support, their developers can work on each landing page in separate branches simultaneously. Once developed and tested, all the pages are merged seamlessly and deployed in a coordinated manner, ensuring no overlap or interference. This approach helps the marketing team deliver a targeted and timely campaign without delays, improving potential sales and brand reach.
Implementation Example
In practice, setting up parallel development within Core dna involves leveraging its version control features. For instance, during the initial planning phase, the project manager divides tasks based on priority and assigns them to developers who create feature-specific branches in the version control system. Each branch is worked on independently and undergoes rigorous testing within Core dna’s integrated testing environments. Once all branches are approved, they are merged seamlessly into the production branch, utilizing Core dna’s CI/CD pipelines for efficient deployment. This structured approach ensures that different features are developed and released without disrupting the workflow.
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