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3.0 Infrastructure impact for application development 

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This chapter discuss how the infrastructure such as severs, operating systems, Domino versions can impact the Domino application development. This chapter includes the following topics:
  • 3.1 Using development, QA, and production servers
  • 3.2 Multiple version support with virtual machine
  • 3.3 Browser considerations
  • 3.4 Operating system considerations
  • 3.5 Application localization
  • 3.6 Team development considerations
  • 3.7 Source control

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This Version: Version 3 January 9, 2012 4:38:18 PM by Amanda J Bauman  IBMer

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