Build large features by breaking them into small working pieces. Each piece goes from start to finish. You test and verify each slice before moving to the next. This keeps the system working at every step.
This method makes big changes safer and easier to manage. Developers can catch problems early. They avoid long periods of broken code.
The approach works for any kind of software change. Use it when a task feels too big to do all at once. Build in thin vertical slices and commit each one.
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