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All defense is increased by 30 percent - this makes a lot of Lost Ark Gold sense for the class considered the biggest and best tank in the game. Increases your damage to enemies while you have a shield. The Gunlancer often sits in a shield for a long time. Definitely recommended. Increases your damage to bosses. Ideal for DPS-focused build where you use burst damage to destroy bosses while sponging their damage with your shield. Best Skills For The Gunlancer This is a rough build guide for a hybrid DPS/Support Gunlancer, more of an outline, while we work on more detailed Gunlancer builds ahead of the western launch. It gives an overview of the different skills and their Tripods. This is an endgame build, but we will also work on a separate leveling build for the class. A short attack - you hit the ground with your shield and it deals damage, better for its CC which reduces the opponent's movement speed for a short duration. Shout Of Hatred - This is your taunt and a key skill ... Continue reading →

New York, NY, USA, April 8, 2023 -- Poster Auctions International’s (PAI) first sale of the year, on March 26, finished at $1,841,160. Rare Posters Auction LXXXIX evidenced the continued passion for collecting vintage posters, especially rare and seldom seen lithographs. Jack Rennert, President of PAI, said, “We are once again humbled by the enthusiasm displayed by our clients at auction. Despite the recent banking insecurity felt around the world, poster lovers were eager to bid on their favorite lots and grow their collections.” Alphonse Mucha was a major draw for collectors. His 1902 The Stars decorative panels were the top lot of the sale, with a winning bid of $114,000 (est. $70,000-$90,000). Several works by the Belle Époque master hit new record sales, including his 1896 Zodiac, which achieved $28,800 (est. $17,000-$20,000); the 1897 La Trappistine went for $31,200 (est. $20,000-$25,000); the 1896 Lorenzaccio sold for $19,200 (est. $12,000-$15,000); his ... Continue reading →

Perhaps you are thinking about retirement. Or have already taken the leap. How do you continue to make an impact, feel part of, be seen, remain an active community member? A free seminar titled “Retiring and Finding Meaning – From volunteering to part time work” will provide suggestions and explore possibilities. The workshop will be held at the Plymouth Council on Aging, 44 Nook Road, Plymouth (on the campus of and next to Plymouth North High School). The event is scheduled for Tuesday, May 9, 5:30 p.m. - 6:30. Light refreshments will be served.  The presentation is sponsored by South Shore Senior News and will feature three expert panelists including Beth Davis, a Life Transition Coach; Nikki Galibois of South Shore Community Action Council, Inc; and of Armindo Rocha, Old Colony Elder Services, Volunteer Manager. The panel will be moderated by Steve Dubin, PR Works.  In addition to suggestions from the panelists, there will be ample time for questions ... Continue reading →

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Feature-Driven Development (FDD) is a graceful software development that focuses on making and delivering working software features efficiently and in a timely and effective manner. It is a process-driven approach that enhances collaboration, continuous testing, and iterative Development to ensure high-quality custom software development. FDD is particularly useful for enterprise-level projects that need careful management and planning of software functionalities and features. This article will provide an overview of the FDD methodology, its fundamental principles, and its five core processes. We will also understand the benefits of FDD and its potential drawbacks, as well as tips for implementing FDD in your software development projects. Let's begin with the article, then! What is Feature Driven Development (FDD)? Feature Driven Development (FDD) is a software development methodology that focuses mainly on conveying high-quality features of the software; that too on time and in ... Continue reading →

What is Feature Driven Development? (FDD) Feature Driven Development (FDD) is an agile framework that, as its name suggests, organizes software development around making progress on features. Features in the FDD context, though, are not necessarily product features in the commonly understood sense. They are, rather, more akin to user stories in Scrum. In other words, “complete the login process” might be considered a feature in the Feature Driven Development (FDD) methodology. What’s the History of Feature Driven Development? The first real-world application of the Feature Driven Development methodology was on a 50-person software-development project for a Singapore-based financial institution, and the first public discussion of the methodology was in the 1999 book Java Modeling in Color with UML. FDD was designed to follow a five-step development process, built largely around discrete “feature” projects. That project lifecycle looks like this: Develop an ... Continue reading →

Feature Driven Development (FDD) is not as well-known as many other agile frameworks. But when you’re dealing with a large, long-running project, especially in an organization where agile is still mostly confined to software development, FDD may be your friend. Feature Driven Development bridges the gap between traditional controlled waterfall approaches and the emergent processes found in agile approaches like behavior driven development, extreme programming, and scrum. Brief Overview FDD is a methodology broadly regarded as based on the four agile values and the twelve agile principles as set out in the Agile Manifesto. It was one of 6 methodologies represented at the meeting that created the Agile Manifesto. Work starts with building a domain object model and identifying all the features and feature sets (groups of features). After prioritizing the features, work proceeds iteratively and incrementally. The combination of more traditional planning with agile build practices ... Continue reading →

What is software documentation? Well, as the name suggests, it is said that the developers tend to describe each and every detail of the project such as who is deploying, what are the needs and requirements of the client, what is the purpose of this development project, etc. Everything right from in-depth technical manuals to online material, source information, design documentation, code comments, white papers, and session notes, software documentation includes everything. Here basically engineers and programmers tend to describe their product and the entire procedure of the development of the same product in detail. It is formally written. Earlier, developers used to conduct these documentation-based procedures. Today, software development documentation has become so formalized that technical writers and editors seamlessly took over the documentation procedure. Software development is no longer an alien term. Everyone knows it is conducted to develop interesting computing programs. ... Continue reading →

we delve into the crucial role technical documentation plays in software development. We’ll guide you through the various types of documentation, share best practices for crafting clear and concise documents, and introduce tools that can streamline the process. Gain valuable insights to improve your team’s efficiency and enhance communication throughout your development journey. What is technical documentation in software development? Technical documentation in software engineering is the umbrella term that encompasses all written documents and materials dealing with software product development. All software development products, whether created by a small team or a large corporation, require some related documentation. And different types of documents are created throughout the whole software development lifecycle (SDLC). Documentation exists to explain product functionality, unify project-related information, and allow for discussing all significant questions arising ... Continue reading →

Software documentation is a crucial part of working software.  Whether it’s API documentation, release notes, or customer-facing help content, you can’t afford to skip over the docs when it comes to shipping your new product. Software documentation is crucial because it can assist users understand how to use your software, it can provide developers and other technical stakeholders with information about the technical aspects of your software, and it can help ensure that the software development process is consistent and repeatable. Additionally, well-written software documentation can help improve the overall quality and user experience of your software.  “Documentation is one of the most important parts of a software project. However, a lot of projects have little or no documentation to help their (potential) users use the software,” says Eric Holscher, co-founder of Write the Docs. Luckily, there are examples of software brands leading the way with ... Continue reading →