How can you manage which components administrators and developers can modify?

The correct approach to managing which components administrators and developers can modify is through Delegated Development with Domain Separation. This method is particularly effective in environments where multiple teams or departments need to work on the same platform without interfering with each other's work.

Delegated Development allows for the separation of development activities by creating specific domains for different user groups. This ensures that administrators and developers only have access to modify the components relevant to their domain, thereby reducing the risk of unintended changes that could affect other areas of the application.

In contrast, a centralized permission system may provide a general framework for user access but does not offer the granularity needed to manage component modifications in a multi-domain environment effectively. Similarly, assigning roles based solely on project needs might not address the complexities of permissions tied to specific components. User access management strategies can help in overseeing permissions broadly but may not specifically cater to the nuanced control required for different domains or components within the system.

Thus, using Delegated Development with Domain Separation is the most effective way to ensure that permissions are applied appropriately and modifications are managed effectively between different administrative and development roles.