Core Concept #6 – Software Development Methodologies
6.1 – Waterfall Development
You figure out everything you need to do and document them (requirements). Like a waterfall, there’s no way to go back up unless you start over again. You move on to next phase only when current phase is completed.
6.2 – Agile Development
You figure out some of the things you need to do at the beginning. Then, continuously improve, evolve, collaborate and adapt as the development goes on.
Here are some of the popular implementations of agile development methodology:
6.3 – Software Development In The Real World
So you graduated. You write good and beautiful code (hopefully), everything is perfect so far. Let me introduce you cowboy coding, a software development methodology that isn’t taught in college.
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Next, you wonder why you suck at estimating development time:
And methodologies are often implemented wrongly:
So there you go. Computer science in the nutshell.
Feel free to suggest any new computer science theories or concepts to add, those that you think is important and often confusing.
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