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    91 		<item><id></id><text>there must be a big picture and software architercure described</text></item>
    91 		<item><id></id><text>there must be a big picture and software architercure described</text></item>
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    93 	</chapter>
    93 	</chapter>
    94 	
    94 	
    95 	<chapter>
    95 	<chapter>
    96 		<name>Semantic versioning</name>
    96 		<name>Semantic versioning and upgrades</name>
    97 		<id>aa8bd952-842b-4391-aefe-d9b3750e432d</id>
    97 		<id>aa8bd952-842b-4391-aefe-d9b3750e432d</id>
    98 		<item>
    98 		<item>
    99 			<id>a8beddfc-11e3-4012-9f88-f79dc88eee16</id>
    99 			<id>a8beddfc-11e3-4012-9f88-f79dc88eee16</id>
   100 			<text>Semantic versioning is required.</text>
   100 			<text>Semantic versioning is required.</text>
   101 			<text>The version number consists of three numbers: major.minor.pach.</text>
   101 			<text>The version number consists of three numbers: major.minor.pach.</text>
   120 			<id>dacb98cc-b558-4f0e-942d-e12004e45606</id>
   120 			<id>dacb98cc-b558-4f0e-942d-e12004e45606</id>
   121 			<text>The branching model in the version control system should reflect the semantic versioning.</text>
   121 			<text>The branching model in the version control system should reflect the semantic versioning.</text>
   122 			<text>The released version e.g. 2.3.1 should be tagged as v2.3.1 and be placed in the v_2.3 branch.</text>
   122 			<text>The released version e.g. 2.3.1 should be tagged as v2.3.1 and be placed in the v_2.3 branch.</text>
   123 			<text>Where the v_2.3 branch was forked from the v_2 branch – from the v2.3 tag.</text>
   123 			<text>Where the v_2.3 branch was forked from the v_2 branch – from the v2.3 tag.</text>
   124 		</item>
   124 		</item>
   125 	</chapter>
       
   126 	
       
   127 	<chapter>
       
   128 		<!-- TODO: rename this chapter? this is also compatibility „with others“ Or merge with previous one-->
       
   129 		<name>Compatible with itself</name>
       
   130 		<id>d626bb57-a20a-4182-a88a-446e901e9de4</id>
       
   131 		<item>
       
   132 			<id>a9852300-c59a-4bda-86a1-3a90d2ee1b74</id>
       
   133 			<text>Focus on backward compatibility. Newer version should work as a drop-in replacement.</text>
       
   134 		</item>
       
   135 		<item>
       
   136 			<id>f9b07d6c-da34-4971-8a92-a50b3e9f80ff</id>
       
   137 			<text>Do not break things – rather postpone the release date than deliver a faulty product.</text>
       
   138 		</item>
       
   139 		<item>
   125 		<item>
   140 			<id>ae33d206-4988-44ec-b8e2-3120019fcf2f</id>
   126 			<id>ae33d206-4988-44ec-b8e2-3120019fcf2f</id>
   141 			<text>Do not remove features unless they are really obsolete, unused or unrepairably broken.</text>
   127 			<text>Do not remove features unless they are really obsolete, unused or unrepairably broken.</text>
   142 		</item>
   128 		</item>
   143 		<item>
   129 		<item>
   144 			<id>c542336a-fce8-412c-a8dd-1328c1a884ec</id>
   130 			<id>c542336a-fce8-412c-a8dd-1328c1a884ec</id>
   145 			<text>The user interface might be simplified or redesigned while preserving the features under the hood.</text>
   131 			<text>The user interface might be simplified or redesigned while preserving the features under the hood.</text>
   146 		</item>
   132 		</item>
   147 		<item>
   133 		<item>
   148 			<id>ba8fecf0-5c02-4fdf-abdc-2650d428f82a</id>
   134 			<id>ba8fecf0-5c02-4fdf-abdc-2650d428f82a</id>
   149 			<text>Incompatible changes must be planned and announced in advance. <!--Major/minor/patch numbers must be increased according to the Semantic versioning.--></text>
   135 			<text>Incompatible changes must be planned and announced in advance.</text>
   150 		</item>
   136 		</item>
   151 		<item>
   137 		<item>
   152 			<id>f4826891-e732-45e8-b929-25d1182fa141</id>
   138 			<id>f4826891-e732-45e8-b929-25d1182fa141</id>
   153 			<text>Upgrade scripts and upgrade documentation must be provided.</text>
   139 			<text>Upgrade scripts and upgrade documentation must be provided.</text>
   154 		</item>
   140 		</item>
   155 	</chapter>
   141 	</chapter>
   156 	
   142 	
   157 	<chapter>
   143 	<chapter>
   158 		<!-- TODO: rename this chapter to Interfaces? -->
   144 		<name>Interfaces, formats and protocols</name>
   159 		<name>Compatible with others</name>
       
   160 		<id>d34ce339-197c-44ee-9e5c-6d7e212f8c10</id>
   145 		<id>d34ce339-197c-44ee-9e5c-6d7e212f8c10</id>
   161 		<item>
   146 		<item>
   162 			<id>be4c72d1-c494-4c44-aeb4-c5847f5a3524</id>
   147 			<id>be4c72d1-c494-4c44-aeb4-c5847f5a3524</id>
   163 			<text>use open standards (protocols, formats) if they exist</text>
   148 			<text>Open standards (protocols, formats) should be used if they exist.</text>
   164 		</item>
   149 		</item>
   165 		<item>
   150 		<item>
   166 			<id>b2202690-8a6c-467f-a2b1-b154f470aa77</id>
   151 			<id>b2202690-8a6c-467f-a2b1-b154f470aa77</id>
   167 			<text>never extend nor modify existing open protocol/format in the way which effectively creates a proprietary protocol/format</text>
   152 			<text>Already existing open protocol/format must not be modified or extended in a way which effectively creates a proprietary protocol/format.</text>
   168 		</item>
   153 		</item>
   169 		<item>
   154 		<item>
   170 			<id>dd206223-9525-4229-be2b-84b07c2b8244</id>
   155 			<id>dd206223-9525-4229-be2b-84b07c2b8244</id>
   171 			<text>define and publish own open standards if needed</text>
   156 			<text>New open standards (specifications) should be defined and published if needed.</text>
   172 			<item>
   157 			<text>Such standards must be semantically versioned.</text>
   173 				<id>f24d45b0-a07c-45d8-820e-63a3b95ba3f6</id>
   158 		</item>
   174 				<text>also standards must be semantically versioned</text>
   159 		<item>
   175 			</item>
   160 			<id>d341b78e-15b9-4077-8b48-9e54c93391ac</id>
   176 			<item>
   161 			<text>And they should be written in machine readable format (e.g. WSDL, WADL, ASN.1, XSD, Diameter dictionary, D-Bus) or at least formal language (Backus–Naur Form, EBNF etc.)</text>
   177 				<id>d341b78e-15b9-4077-8b48-9e54c93391ac</id>
   162 		</item>
   178 				<text>should be written in machine readable format (WSDL, WADL, ASN.1, XSD, Diameter dictionary, D-Bus etc.) or at least formal language (Backus–Naur Form, EBNF etc.)</text>
   163 		<item>
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   164 			<id>d61b3e31-bb9f-4333-87c8-9fb32f33a49d</id>
   180 			<item>
   165 			<text>Also configuration should have machine readable description and the user should be able to test it by executing a command (validator).</text>
   181 				<id>d61b3e31-bb9f-4333-87c8-9fb32f33a49d</id>
       
   182 				<text>also configuration should have machine readable description and should be testable by executing a command</text>
       
   183 			</item>
       
   184 		</item>
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   185 	</chapter>
   167 	</chapter>
   186 	
   168 	
   187 	<chapter>
   169 	<chapter>
   188 		<name>Modular architecture</name>
   170 		<name>Modular architecture</name>