regular development
/ˌrɛɡjʊlər dɛvəlˈɒpmənt/ · reg·u·lar de·vel·op·ment
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- A process of iterative and incremental progress in software development, where regular releases of software products are made. The company adopted regular development to improve the quality and reliability of their software products.
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- A type of development that follows a regular pattern or schedule, often used in urban planning or architecture. The city's regular development plan aimed to create a balanced mix of residential and commercial areas.
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Did you know? Regular development is often used in conjunction with continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines to ensure smooth and efficient software releases.