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== How do you manage the knowledge of you software projects? ==

[[Archivo:Knowledge-notes.jpg|left|230px]]Knowledge is one of the most important assets in every organization, nevertheless due to the lack of time or the lack of a usable and accessible method to manage it, most of the organizational knowledge is lost and people involved in software development is always reinventing the whell each time they start a new project.

This library offers a set of <span style="color: red">Product Patterns</span>, an artifact intended to gather the knowledge that software engineering experts have regarding the development of any <span style="color: red">software product</span> created during the software development lifecycle; this knowledge is presented in an accessible and easy-to-understand way, in order to promote knowledge reuse and to spread the use of software engineering best practices.
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== How to use Product Patterns ==
[[Archivo:How-to-use.jpg|right|150px]]<span style="color: red">Product Patterns</span> were coined to determine how <span style="color: red">software product</span> should be created during the execution of a software project. 

From the perpective of product patterns, a <span style="color: red">product or software product</span>, is as anything to be produced during the whole software development process. It could be a software requirements specification document, a use case diagram, a class diagram, a testing case or even a piece of code. 
 

In order to use them, project managers or software developers are able to attach one or several product patterns to a project's activity bases on the following rule:

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:IF you find yourself in this context

:: (and) with this problem

:::(and) entailing these forces

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::map a product pattern in your project (and) look for product patterns
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For a better understanding of the above rule, please watch the following videos. 
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<center>Explanation and Example Product Patterns <br><br><br></center>

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<center>Explanation of Structure Product Patterns <br></center>



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