ASD (Adaptive Software Development) accepts that change is a truth. It also accepts in principle that mistakes can happen and it’s important to learn from those mistakes in future. The figure ‘ASD cycle’ shows three important phases in ASD. Let’s understand all the three phases in a detailed manner. Speculate… Continue reading
Lean software development has derived its principles from lean manufacturing. The figure below ‘Principles of LSD’ shows all the principles. Let’s understand in brief about the principles. Eliminate waste: Only deliver what’s needed to the end user. Anything more than that is a waste. In short, anything which does not… Continue reading
There are in all five phases in the DSDM project life cycle: Feasibility Study: During this stage, the project used for DSDM is examined. For that, we need to answer questions like “Can this project fulfill the business needs?”, “Is the project fit for DSDM?”, and “What are the prime… Continue reading
DSDM has three basic phases: pre-project, project life cycle, and post project phase. Pre-project phase: In this phase, the project is identified, project funds are allocated, and commitment from all stake holders is ensured. Project life cycle phase: This is the most lengthy and detailed phase in DSDM. This is… Continue reading
DSDM, also termed as Dynamic Systems Development Method, has the following characteristics: It’s based upon RAD (Rapid Application Development). DSDM is best suited for projects which have tight schedule and budgets. It’s iterative and incremental.
SCRUM has different terminologies when it comes to role names. Below is a list of roles with what they actually mean. People with pig roles are those who are committed to the project. If the project fails, it affects these people. So the pig roles are developer, customer, project manager, etc. Product… Continue reading
The figure ‘SCRUM flow’ shows how the development flow moves in a project. We will understand the SCRUM flow step by step. Step 1: Product owner (i.e., the customer) creates a list of product logs (list of functionalities). Steps 2 and 3: In these phases, we sit with the customer… Continue reading
SCRUM is a methodology which believes that rapid changes in customer requirements can not be solved with the traditional approach. So it adopts an empirical approach where it believes problems can not be understood or defined. Rather concentrate on the team’s ability to respond to emerging requirements.
Open Internet Explorer and click on Tools Click Internet Options Click on the Content tab Click the Enable button Click on the Approved Sites tab Type the website address you want to block in the box, for example, www.facebook.com Click Never and then OK In the appeared window type and… Continue reading
The location of the hosts file depends on your operation system. Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts Windows 2000 C:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc\hosts Note! Make a backup of the hosts file and put it somewhere safe, in case you mess up. Open the hosts file using Notepad or other plain text editor…. Continue reading