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Software Development, Apache Style

Coar Ken
By Coar Ken

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The Apache HTTP server, which started as an obscure minor refit of the once-popular NCSA Web server, is now the world’s most popular piece of software for hosting Web pages. More than sixty percent of the Web servers on the Internet use


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In a development project like the Apache HTTP server, in which there is no central control and changes can be made by a number of peers working independently, some sort of coordination is necessary. Otherwise

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