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Software development is usually undertaken by one software development team or a number of software development teams. Each software development team would usually consist of developers, testers and business analysts.<\/p>\n

Historically, software development was seen to be an act of just writing code; the requirement spec would usually be divided along functionality lines and assigned to developers within a single development team, or assigned to software development teams.<\/p>\n

For an extended period of time, code would be put together and towards the end of this exercise, for the very first time, the developer starts to think about integration. Integration could mean a number of things:<\/p>\n