Best practice advice on the latest application lifecycle management (ALM) and agile techniques to help streamline the development and delivery of timely, effective, modern applications.
Download!Outsourcing Software Projects, Project Management Process, Testing and QA Fundamentals, Software Project Teams, Project Tracking, Software Quality Management
Extreme Programming (XP), Traditional Models (RUP, V-Model, CMMI, Waterfall), Agile, Software Development Fundamentals, Scrum, TDD and MDD
Software Requirements Use Cases, Software Requirements Techniques, Software Requirements Tools, Building security into the SDLC
Security Testing, Software Security Testing Tools, Internet Security, Penetration Testing
Automated Software Testing, Software Testing Methodologies, Regression Testing, User Acceptance Testing, Mobile Testing, Software Test Design, Cloud Application Testing, Testing Tools and Frameworks, Exploratory Testing, Cloud Computing Testing and Development, Software Performance Testing, Functional Software Testing
Performance Management, Software Requirements Management, Deployment Management, Software Maintenance Process, Version Control, Configuration and Change Management, Business and ROI Analysis, ALM Tools, SLA Management, ALM Fundamentals, Cloud ALM
Create a high-level flowchart so that you can see what parts of the program need to be programmed. Be sure to include security measures. Complicated pieces of software should have more detailed flowcharts. You can always add to the flowchart as time goes on, plus you can use the flowchart to check off the steps that you have taken.
This was first published in July 2007
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