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Easy IT elements – Development explained

IT Element Development

This is a surprisingly modern addition to the IT lexicon, in the sense that developing software or a computer system means either building it from scratch, re-using or re-purposing what was there before, buying it off the shelf, or otherwise acquiring what you need.

Back in 1960’s and 70’s programmers would mostly write their own code, now in a more complex fast-moving world developers have it easier, or do they?


That’s  just a little taster of what this IT element is all about. To find out more, why not Ask the IT Chemist.

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About IT Chemist

The IT Chemist is the brains behind the IT Elements. He comes from a science and engineering background (of course!) What he lacks in creativity and the social aspects of IT, he more than makes up for with a thorough understanding of the raw material needed to make technology projects and business change initiatives successful. He is the ‘go to’ man if you have any questions about the Table of IT Elements.

In his spare time the IT Chemist likes to catalogue his bus ticket collection and repair his Sinclair C5.

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