An Extended Approach of Agile Model towards Agile Requirement Quality Inspector
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Anju Kalwar, Deepika Shekhawat, Sunita Singhal, Jitender Singh ShekhawatAuthors Info & Claims
Anju Kalwar, Deepika Shekhawat, Sunita Singhal, Jitender Singh ShekhawatAuthors Info & ClaimsArticle No.: 39, Pages 1 - 5
Abstract
Every web application is unique and thus requires unique or customized development procedure or phases. Additionally, gathering requirements properly and matching expectation are crucial in proper development of web application. If requirement is misinterpreted, then the company may face technical debt. As a result, traditional software development approaches cannot assure the quality development of online apps. There is a pressing need to establish an iterative development life cycle model capable of accurately responding to the dynamic changing needs of where application development while also maintaining quality in each development phase. The problem may be summed up as the need for an iterative development life cycle model that is simple to govern and can ease web application development by obtaining correct requirements and minimizing the number of iterations. This paper proposed the new model for developing web application and this model analyzed with product matrix.
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