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The document discusses continuous integration and incremental development. It defines continuous integration as a pipeline with jobs that can run in parallel and produce artifacts that other jobs depend on. Incremental development involves implementing features in a way that maintains the integrity of the existing system and enables easy deployment. It is driven by requirements and tests, uses source control management, and aims for the system to be releasable at any time. Continuous integration helps achieve many of the goals of incremental development through automated testing, monitoring, and deployment pipelines.





































































































