Wolf Pack Programming employs a metaphor based on the collaborative social and hunting behaviours of a wolf pack. The process maps the various stages of a hunt – and the behaviour of the wolves during each stage – onto a software development life cycle.

This methodology allows constant integration; software development teams collaborate very closely – by working simultaneously on the same live running code.

Amongst other effects, the speed of progress on specific tasks can significantly increase because a shared intelligence is applied to solving complex problems. Features are thus completed faster and the amount of work in process at any moment is reduced. Real-time collaborative development may fundamentally change how we build software by accelerating the process, reducing the risks of failure and improving the quality of the result.

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