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The document discusses the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and different types of SDLC methodologies. It describes the Waterfall, Agile, Iterative, and DevOps methodologies. The Waterfall model follows each phase sequentially from planning to deployment and maintenance. Agile prioritizes customer needs and feedback through iterative cycles. Iterative development creates initial versions and improves them through small iterations. DevOps integrates operations into the development cycle to improve usability.
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- 1. EXIT SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT LIFECYCLE TYPES of SDLCS START QUIZ SDLC THENDO TSHIKOTA
- 2. The Software Development Lifecycle SDLC STEPS Planning Requirement gathering and analysis Design Implementation or coding Testing Deployment Maintenance Altvater, A. A. (2021, March 30). What Is SDLC? Understand the Software Development Life Cycle. Retrieved from https://stackify.com/what-is-sdlc/ SDLC VIDEO EXIT Types of SDLCS START QUIZ SDLC Altvater, A. A. (2021, March 30). What Is SDLC? Understand the Software Development Life Cycle. Retrieved from https://stackify.com/what-is-sdlc/
- 3. TYPES of SDLCS Waterfall Waterfall SDLC model is the traditional development method. As each phase is completed, the project progresses to the next stage. This is a tried-and-true model that works. The Waterfall model has the advantage of allowing each phase to be evaluated for continuity and feasibility before moving on. Its speed is limited, however, because one phase must complete before the next can begin. Agile Developers created the AGILE model with the goal of prioritizing customer needs. This method places a strong emphasis on user experience and input. This solves many of the issues with older applications that were arcane and difficult to use. Furthermore, it makes the software extremely responsive to customer feedback. Agile aims to respond to a changing market by releasing software cycles as quickly as possible. This necessitates a strong team with excellent communication skills. It can also cause a project to deviate from its intended path if too much reliance is placed on customer feedback. Iterative The Iterative development model requires developers to quickly create an initial basic version of the software. The application is then reviewed and improved in small steps (or iterations). This method is most commonly used in very large applications. It can quickly get an application up and running to meet a business need. However, this process has the potential to quickly outgrow its scope, resulting in the use of unplanned resources. DevOps The DevOps security model integrates operations (the people who use the software) into the development cycle. This, like Agile, aims to improve application usability and relevance. The feedback from actual software users on the design and implementation steps is a significant advantage of this model. One disadvantage is that it necessitates active collaboration and communication. Parts of the development process can be automated to offset these additional costs. Read our in-depth comparison of devops and agile. Goran JevticGoran combines his passions for research, & Goran combines his passions for research. (2021, February 10). What is SDLC? How the Software Development Life Cycle Works. Retrieved from https://phoenixnap.com/blog/software-development-life-cycle EXIT START QUIZ Types of SDLCS SDLC
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