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Brownfield development is a term commonly used in the information technology industry to describe problem spaces needing the development and deployment of new software systems in the immediate presence of existing (legacy) software applications/systems. This implies that any new software architecture must take into account and coexist with live software already in situ. In contemporary civil engineering, Brownfield land means places where new buildings may need to be designed and erected considering the other structures and services already in place.

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  • Brownfield (aus dem Englischen entlehnt; wörtlich übersetzt: braunes Feld) ist ein Begriff in der Softwareentwicklung und wurde 2008 von Hopkins und Jenkins eingeführt. Er beschreibt Probleme, die bei neu entwickelter Software auftreten, welche sich in ein bestehendes Software- und Architekturkonzept eingliedern müssen. Im Gegensatz zur vollständigen Neuentwicklung (auch als „Greenfield-Entwicklung“ bezeichnet) muss sich die Weiterentwicklung strukturellen Rahmenbedingungen beugen. (de)
  • Brownfield development is a term commonly used in the information technology industry to describe problem spaces needing the development and deployment of new software systems in the immediate presence of existing (legacy) software applications/systems. This implies that any new software architecture must take into account and coexist with live software already in situ. In contemporary civil engineering, Brownfield land means places where new buildings may need to be designed and erected considering the other structures and services already in place. Brownfield development adds a number of improvements to conventional software engineering practices. These traditionally assume a "clean sheet of paper" or "greenfield land" target environment throughout the design and implementation phases of software development. Brownfield extends such traditions by insisting that the context (local landscape) of the system being created be factored into any development exercise. This requires a detailed knowledge of the systems, services and data in the immediate vicinity of the solution under construction. (en)
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  • Brownfield (aus dem Englischen entlehnt; wörtlich übersetzt: braunes Feld) ist ein Begriff in der Softwareentwicklung und wurde 2008 von Hopkins und Jenkins eingeführt. Er beschreibt Probleme, die bei neu entwickelter Software auftreten, welche sich in ein bestehendes Software- und Architekturkonzept eingliedern müssen. Im Gegensatz zur vollständigen Neuentwicklung (auch als „Greenfield-Entwicklung“ bezeichnet) muss sich die Weiterentwicklung strukturellen Rahmenbedingungen beugen. (de)
  • Brownfield development is a term commonly used in the information technology industry to describe problem spaces needing the development and deployment of new software systems in the immediate presence of existing (legacy) software applications/systems. This implies that any new software architecture must take into account and coexist with live software already in situ. In contemporary civil engineering, Brownfield land means places where new buildings may need to be designed and erected considering the other structures and services already in place. (en)
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  • Brownfield (Softwareentwicklung) (de)
  • Brownfield (software development) (en)
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