Oct 31, 2010 17:22
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ateliers de développement

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Les cartouches de description de fichier, de classe et de méthode sont normalisés.
Les paragraphes ci-dessous présentent le formalisme à adopter pour les fichiers, les classes et les méthodes.
La plupart des ateliers de développement permettent de générer ces cartouches automatiquement.
Change log

Nov 1, 2010 01:18: Neil Coffey changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"

Votes to reclassify question as PRO/non-PRO:

PRO (3): lydiar, Claire Nolan, Neil Coffey

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Discussion

Claire Nolan Nov 1, 2010:
Atelier de développement and environnement de développement seem to be the same:

Qu’est-ce qu’un atelier de développement ?
Voici une définition possible d’un atelier, ou environnement, de développement : « un ensemble
cohérent d’outils logiciels qui aident une organisation à analyser, concevoir, réaliser, maintenir et
documenter ses logiciels, en accord avec ses besoins, sa politique, sa stratégie, son histoire et ses
normes de qualité ».

http://www.yves-constantinidis.com/extdoc/ycipenvd.pdf
veratek (asker) Oct 31, 2010:
Lydiar, that makes sense to me.

No, there isn't any more context to this, the text continues with various examples of templates for the different types of comments (classes, methods, etc). That's why I found it strange, because a "course/workshop" would not "generate templates automatically."

and there is no other mention of any atelier and the document does not mention any other course...
lydiar Oct 31, 2010:
Any context? Is there more context for this? I'm thinking it's not actually a course, but talking about machine development environments.

Proposed translations

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development tools

"development environment" means the ensemble of the development tools. The original context, however, is referring to the tools (programs) used in the development process, not necessarily development environment as a whole (which is why it's pluralized).

Programs used to create other programs are called software development tools, or usually just development tools by programmers.
Note from asker:
this might be the best explanation.
Peer comment(s):

agree lydiar : I think both our answers are valid I kicked off an argument amongst coders yesterday when I asked for opinions!
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coders do tend to argue about such things :) (speaking as a coder myself)
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development environment

Also known as IDE (Integrated Development Environment) which include debugger and build automation.

More refs:
http://netbeans.org/features/index.html
Note from asker:
This is right as well, but tools seemed to fit better concerning the context. Thanks.
Peer comment(s):

agree Neil Coffey : Don't know why they didn't call it an "environnement", but yes fairly sure this is what they must mean.
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thanks
agree La Classe
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agree Claire Nolan
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neutral Sean Mullen : An IDE is a specific development tool which contains all the various tools needed into one application. The original context doesn't specify that the development tools are IDEs.
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thanks, that's why I settled for just development environment and not 'integrated'
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Development workshops

Development workshops
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