👉 A separated project refers to the division of a single, integrated software development effort into multiple, independent projects, each focused on a specific component or feature of the overall system. This approach allows for parallel development, easier management of different parts, and specialized expertise to be applied to each segment. By isolating tasks, teams can work concurrently without interference, leading to faster development cycles and more efficient resource utilization. Each project typically has its own set of requirements, timelines, and deliverables, yet they all contribute to the cohesive functionality of the final product.
