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Constructing a dialogic framework for software development
The most significant informal motivation for using an understanding of dialogue to explicate program development is readily available. The notion of software development as a dialogic activity coincides with the traditional conception of client(s) and developer(s) sitting face to face across a table the client explaining the requirements and the developer occasionally asking guiding questions, seeking clarification, pointing out inconsistencies and raising unanticipated consequences.
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