Waterfall Model

We all have once heard these terms: Waterfall model: The linear sequential model for top-down approach of software development. Product teams used this model to success but the lack of interaction among phases led to products which users did not find helpful. Then came Agile development. This provided an…

If I remember correctly, I was made aware of Agile Methodology in 2012 or 2013 for the first time. I was made aware, not I was using it. I started to use Agile from around 2015 or 2016 and one of the first things I did at that time was…

A Brief Information About The Waterfall Methodology — The History of The Waterfall Imagine, it’s 1970 and you are an American computer scientist who is frustrated with the current development method, so you come up with a new model for software development. Well, so did Winston W. Royce. As you guessed, he wrote an article in 1970 about a method for software development…

This post covers most content from the “Process and Technical Debt” lecture of our Machine Learning in Production course. It expands on discussions from an earlier blog post. For other chapters see the table of contents. Production systems with machine-learned components are usually built by interdisciplinary teams involving data scientists…

With all of the technological breakthroughs and digitalization, we are becoming increasingly reliant on software and machines. Testing is required for optimum operation and seamless interaction. Software testing models solve all problems and assure complete client satisfaction. The term “Software Testing Methodology” refers to the techniques and types of testing…

A thorough comparison One of the first decisions we make when starting a project or organizing a management process is choosing the right approach. The multitude of certificates, training and methodologies doesn’t make it easier to find our way around the available possibilities. …

Have you ever researched project management methodologies before? Well then, The Agile, Scrum, XP, and Waterfall methodologies have surely come up and when it comes to the lists of popular, trusted project management methodologies, these methodologies have their own place and sit comfortably among all the popular project management methodologies…

The Waterfall Model The waterfall model is a widely-known and used software development life cycle (SDLC) model. The notion beyond the waterfall model is linear sequential flow. Linear sequential flow refers to dividing the project into several phases and completing these phases in an order. This process looks like a waterfall. …