Easy to Know Software Dev. Models
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This document provides an overview of three common software development models: Waterfall, Scrum, and Kanban. It defines the essence of each model, including that Waterfall involves long-term planning while Agile focuses on early feedback and minimal planning. Key aspects of each model are outlined, such as phases for Waterfall and roles for Scrum. A comparison table shows differences between the models in terms of task cycle time, feedback lead time, roles involved, and delivery risk. The document recommends Scrum as a personally preferred model.
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1. Creating accounts on the Aliyun cloud platform and ICP enrollment page.
2. Filling out company and owner profiles, uploading licenses and forms.
3. Undergoing multiple reviews, including taking a photo at a checkpoint station.
4. Sending paper documents to the government and waiting for final approval.
5. Creating DNS records and launching the site with the ICP ID displayed.
New Cloud Lawyer Platform Comparison and Design
1. Review and cloud lawyer service comparisons
2. Market survey conclusions
3. Design factors
4. Sample APP
Big-Data Server Farm Architecture
Introduce the Big-Data data characteristic, big-data process flow/architecture, and take out an example about EKG solution to explain why we are run into big data issue, and try to build up a big-data server farm architecture. From there, you can have more concrete point of view, what the big-data is.
Goal setting
This is a goal setting for project management; especially to make a team to have same consensus and directioin
6 rules to Brainstorming
Rule 1 suggests having a warm-up session to get people engaged and help them lose inhibitions. Rule 2 says to postpone judging ideas during brainstorming. Rule 3 encourages wild and exaggerated ideas. Rule 4 recommends using "we" instead of names to build group bonding. Rule 5 states that quantity, not quality of ideas, counts during brainstorming. Rule 6 is to build on others' ideas.
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SQL has attained widespread adoption, but Business Intelligence tools still use their own higher level languages based upon a multidimensional paradigm. Composable calculations are what is missing from SQL, and we propose a new kind of column, called a measure, that attaches a calculation to a table. Like regular tables, tables with measures are composable and closed when used in queries.
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A talk at SIGMOD, June 9–15, 2024, Santiago, Chile
Authors: Julian Hyde (Google) and John Fremlin (Google)
https://doi.org/10.1145/3626246.3653374
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Easy to Know Software Dev. Models
- 1. Easy to Know Software Development Models Jordan Chung 2015
- 2. Agenda • Essence (精髓) • Models • Differences 差異
- 3. Essence 精髓 • Water Fall : Stable • Agile : – Break the tasks into small increments with minimal planning and do not directly involve long- term planning. – Get feedback as early as we can 白話文意思 : 早期發現 早期治療
- 4. Models • Water Fall Model • Scrum Model • KanBan Model
- 5. Water Fall Model Marketing •Marketing Research •Produce MKT Requests Doc Customer •Defines Requirements Design Product Spec. Implementation Test PlanTest Strategy Test Cycle SQA ENG Quality Criteria Met Defect Resolution Test Cycle Definition • Alpha/Beta/FCS (GM) •Entry/Exit Criteria •Methods use Needs • Tools •Hardware •Software Product Definition • Select and staff product team - Program Mgr - Engineering Resources - SQA Resources - UI Resources - Tech. Pubs Resources •Develop schedule •Design Revise Customer Feedback •Early access •Beta Seed Program Assess Feasibility SHIP Yes No
- 7. KanBan Model Development 限制 Work In Progress For example, 2 days Product Backlog Analysis 精神就是每次開發時間不要太長 Continuous Implement/Improvement Done (Release) Bug (continues improvement) Visualize flow
- 8. 主要差異 • Task Cycle time • Feedback Lead time • Roles • Flow Complexity • Organization • Delivery Risk
- 9. Comparisons Table 項目 Water fall Scrum KanBan Task Cycle time 最長 中等 最短 Feedback Lead Time 最長 中等 最短 Roles 多 多 少 Flow Complexity 複雜 中等 簡單 Org. NA 中等組織 (至少有 PM, SM, RD …) DevOps (混合) Delivery Risk 高 低 高 (如果分析做得不好) PS: Personally prefer - Scrum
Editor's Notes
- your design tends to be more solid. That's yet another way of shortening the development cycle. The beauty of this model is that with SQA involvement from day one, when engineering is done with the code, guess what? We're ready to test!"