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      <description>Test Driven Development (TDD) is an important principle for producing quality software. This is not a new concept. The Extreme Programming (XP) agile methodology (1999) outlined the concept before the acronym became more widely accepted as “Another requirement is testability.</description>
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      <description>As a data architect I always ensure that for any database schema change there a fully recoverable execution path.&#xA;I have generally advised to create a patch/revert process for every change.</description>
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