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Alles hat seine Zeit: Generische Softwareentwicklung und individuelle Projektanforderungen

Authors: Hiepel, Ludger; Horstmann, Jan; Lück, Christian; Normann, Immanuel;

Alles hat seine Zeit: Generische Softwareentwicklung und individuelle Projektanforderungen

Abstract

Digital-Humanities-Projekte, in denen individuelle Software benötigt wird, und DH-Zentren, an denen generisch einsetzbare Forschungssoftware entwickelt wird, haben unterschiedliche Geschwindigkeiten. Beispielhaft anhand des konkreten Entwicklungsprojektes Intertextor des Münsteraner Service Centers for Digital Humanities (SCDH) zur Annotation und Analyse intertextueller Relationen demonstriert der Beitrag das Spannungsfeld zwischen generischem Anspruch (dem inneren Faktor der Entwicklungsstrategie) und individuell notwendigen Lösungen, die aus konkreten Projektanforderungen erwachsen (dem externen Faktor heterogener Forschungsprojekte). Wir diskutieren, inwieweit einerseits Elemente agilen Projektmanagements (d.h. im vorliegenden Fall Scrum) helfen können, wo andererseits aber dennoch projektspezifische Entwicklungen (demonstriert am Beispiel eines alttestamentarischen Ijob-Buch-Editionsprojektes) vorgenommen werden müssen, um Deadlines einhalten zu können und den Fortgang disziplinärer Forschung nicht zu verlangsamen.

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Paper, Annotieren, Intertextualität, Ontologie, Modellierung, Datenmodellierung, agile Software-Entwicklung, Programmierung, Vortrag: Theorie, Kollaboration, Projektmanagement, Positionspapier, DHd2025, Generizität, Beziehungsanalyse, Metareflexion

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