SDLC
Agile, extreme, scrum , waterfall, RAD, kanban etc etc. I won't put any benchmark and won't try to map in good or bad category. Infact, I'd pull the gist from each and would put it on the screen So, that next time when i stuck anywhere I can see the solution .
Chaos theory: It's made by people who were more concern about testing and fixing bugs. So, they made this model. They gist of this model is : Fix the most important bug right away.
Extreme Programming: YAGNI: You not gonna need it. Implement features which are going to be used by end users. Don't waste time implemention something that's going to be used in future.
Agile: Batch by batch. Keep the batch small and keep processing them till all batch process or final product is ready.
Scrum: Keep the process agile with the help of scrum master and regular meetings.
Kanban: Keep the size of bath in Agile controlled.
Other philosphical notes notes i like are:
DRY: Do not repeat yourself
KISS: Keep it simple, stupid .
Agile, extreme, scrum , waterfall, RAD, kanban etc etc. I won't put any benchmark and won't try to map in good or bad category. Infact, I'd pull the gist from each and would put it on the screen So, that next time when i stuck anywhere I can see the solution .
Chaos theory: It's made by people who were more concern about testing and fixing bugs. So, they made this model. They gist of this model is : Fix the most important bug right away.
Extreme Programming: YAGNI: You not gonna need it. Implement features which are going to be used by end users. Don't waste time implemention something that's going to be used in future.
Agile: Batch by batch. Keep the batch small and keep processing them till all batch process or final product is ready.
Scrum: Keep the process agile with the help of scrum master and regular meetings.
Kanban: Keep the size of bath in Agile controlled.
Other philosphical notes notes i like are:
DRY: Do not repeat yourself
KISS: Keep it simple, stupid .
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