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(4) Related to (1), regular communication with the client will help get the message across that at some point they will have to decide between new features, delivery time, cost, etc.
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In todays world of - we need to get to the market soon, we only have X number of developers due to attrition etc, yet we have to make the deadlines, code reviews and quality seems to be suffering. I would love to read this book to see what the authors advise on how to get over such issues.
In addition, the most common and I think the biggest problems on the software development project are requirement changes (mostly from the client) during development phase. I wanna know how to deal with it?
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What will happen if the project is managed under SDLC? We may not be able to do it in an iterative way (I mean doing a little development, test it and get user feedback).
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case no.1:
Most of the time, the client itself don't know what they wanted or expected exactly by the time the requirement gathering conducted. after the application developed and tested (UAT), they feel that it doesn't met their expectation. This can be a disaster for developers if the mistakes is the fundamental things. Often we have to revise the application from the scratch.
Or they know but they didn't tell us unless we ask them.
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Originally posted by Jared Richardson:
I can honestly say I've never seen SDLC referenced as much as I do on Java Ranch. Why is it so emphasized here and what's your frame of reference?
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