It might be said that creating and managing an SDLC is not easy. Therefore, developers might need the support of some typical SDLC models or methodologies, such as Waterfall, Boehm spiral, Agile… And no matter what company you choose to conduct offshore software development, the models and implementation phases of SDLC will not change too much from countries throughout the world.
How SDLC works?
SDLC is seen as a “perfectionist” methodology since it requires perfection at every step, every operation, and phase involved. Therefore, SDLC has a feature that is very popular with Developers, that is ‘repetition’. It can be said that the application of SDLC in the software development process will partly eliminate troubles and arise problems when evaluating the system and finding the deficiencies to remove in the first place.
At the same time, the detailed plan right from the beginning of the project is also a prominent feature to avoid errors and problems arising. However, in the information technology industry, to produce an application that operates smoothly, the software development team has undergone a lot of testing, evaluation, and repair. It is not considered as a tutorial; however, specifically, SDLC includes the following steps:
Identify the existing problems
Firstly, before starting a project, an indispensable step to ensure the smoothness of progress is Identifying the existing problems. Identification of hindering issues will also directly speed up progress and save energy throughout the process.Make a plan
During this phase, the software development team will determine the costs and human resources required to implement the project. Then, specify the hazards in detail and propose other back-up plans to minimize the risks arising. In addition, the feasibility of the project is also one of the essential factors.
Conduct design
At this stage of SDLC, software developers will turn software specifications into a Design Specification. Then, stakeholders will discuss the reasonableness and irrationality of the plan. Because, if you don’t focus on it, the outrageous cost and the total collapse of a project are inevitable. This period is not everything, but it is seen as the “backbone” of the whole product plan.
0 Comments
Post a Comment