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Allison Bokone
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Freelance Technical Writer, Assembla Blog
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Biography
I am a technical writer/blogger who focuses on software engineering and gaming topics. SharePoint and Office expert. Process improvement specialist. PM with 10+ years of experience across Games, Windows, Office Applications, and DevOps. 5+ years managing global teams, full time and vendors, onsite and remote. 5+ years writing, including developer docs, blogs, and MicrosoftGameDev.com.
Business , Team Management , Software Development Processes , DevOps , Gaming
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Content
By Allison Bokone, Allison worked| Assembla Blog@ Migrating your projects from SVN to Git can seem like a daunting task. You’re likely worried about potential data loss and disrupting your workflow. The pressure is on because the benefits of Git—more flexible workflows and improved collaboration—are hard to deny. However, a migration from SVN to Git is straightforward when you use built-in git commands or open source utilities. Read through this overview and then choose a method to use for your migration.
By Allison Bokone, Allison worked| Assembla Blog@ Many industries face frequent, rapidly changing market conditions. These changes often translate to new customer requests or a change in requirements for in development software projects. Even with Agile IT project management practices, shifting requirements can be difficult to manage, cause tension with your customer, and quickly spiral out of control in terms of costs and delays.
By Allison Bokone, Allison worked| Assembla Blog@ The software development life cycle (SDLC) consists of six phases: planning and requirements, system design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance. While modern Agile processes, like DevOps and DevSecOps, are more iterative and blur the lines between phases, there is still value in understanding the software development life cycle phases and what happens in each phase.
Company Info
Assembla Blog