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Design Decomposition
Source control is meant to be more than a simple backup tool for your code.

Evolution is able to represent your design's intricacies. Instead of designing around your configuration management, you can use Evolution as a tool to aid in your design process. Using the principles inherently exposed by Productions, a software architect is able to more easily create designs that decompose into smaller, manageable units.
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Physical Design Quality
The importance of good physical structure increases with the scale of your project. Simple folders don't provide you with the grammar to reduce the longer compile times and confusion that are natural consequences of larger projects.
Rather than using good physical design to improve your configuration management capabilities, use Evolution's Production system to generate proper levelization up front.
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Enforcing Good Design & Implementation Principles
Using the Production tree as a design tool, stop the introduction of cyclic dependencies into your projects.
In conjunction with Evolution's fine-grained, inherited, object-based security model, you can better define work boundaries between members within a team and between entire teams and execute proper code reuse.
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Upgrade with seamless tools and cost-effective pricing
Support any development methodology to promote & maintain collaborative efforts
Reduce resource-consuming merge incidents
Generate change reports
Choose any ODBC data source and use enterprise level security
Comply with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act
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Update your client status in real time
Stop waiting for files; request deferred locks and get them assigned automatically
Never lose your uncompleted work again with Works in Progress
Conduct searches with unparalleled power
Access your code from anywhere using encrypted standard TCP/IP
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Eliminate the need to know all the intimate details of every change for a build
Abstract entire components instead of handling your project at the file-level
Automate "human procedures" and manual scripts with event triggers
Insulate each component owner and let them handle the specifics of their Production and promote it up your promotion ladder accordingly
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People are talking...
"We now have 5 programmers on the project, from all over the country, and we wouldn’t be able to work anywhere near as effectively as we are without Evolution’s help. Especially for an indy team who is scattered across the country and across the world (one of our graphics programmers is in New Zealand) Evolution has been such a huge help, and I can’t thank you guys enough."
Drew Clark Reactor Interactive
Read what Nick Ni, ionForge's Director of Technology, has to say in Software Test & Performance MagazineBuild Management Best Practices
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