Software Development Process

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This lecture covers the software development process, focusing on Scrum and the waterfall model. It explains how Scrum maximizes software quality and productivity, contrasting it with the linear waterfall model. The lecture delves into the roles of Scrum team members, emphasizing teamwork, communication, and accountability. It also discusses the importance of code reviews, asynchronous software design, and best practices for handling asynchronous operations. The instructor provides insights on composing futures, canceling background operations, and the significance of small, focused pull requests in software development.

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