It is hard to scale Agile for large-scale project probably because Agile methods were originally designed for small and single-team projects (Boehm and Turner, 2005). With the increase in the size of an organization, the difficulty of introducing agile methodology increases (Dybå and Dingsøyr, 2008). One main… Continue Reading
“The difficulty of ensuring all the quality aspects of a software is proportional to the complexity of the system.” I agree with the above statement. Not only quality but costs involved are also related to the software complexity. If a code is… Continue Reading
“The difficulty of ensuring all the quality aspects of a software is proportional with the complexity of the system.” I agree with the above statement. Not only quality but costs involved are also related to the software complexity. If a code is… Continue Reading
The entire project team should ensure the software quality and not only the developers. In my opinion, the quality of the software is directly proportional to the quality of the collaboration amongst the entire team. High-quality teamwork is considered a crucial… Continue Reading
Software reuse is the process by which existing software products are reused in a new development effort, usually with minimal modification (Bollinger and Pfleegr, 1990). Software reuse is more than libraries and modules. Bollinger and Pfleeger insist that any project… Continue Reading
We so often in our day to day life use the term “dependable computer system”. Dependability has four properties that come together to make a system reliable. The four dependability properties are: Availability Reliability Safety Security The “Availability” of a… Continue Reading
It is not a straight word answer to choose one as the best option when comparing agile methods with plan-driven development approach. The circumstances and the scenario around the project direct the selection of the best methodology. Agile methods are… Continue Reading
I suppose it is an error on programmer’s end when they forget to initialize a pointer correctly. If they don’t want to initialize to some other variable, at least initializing it to NULL would help. Basically when declaring a pointer and… Continue Reading
I am in agreement with the conclusion “they will stay as long as the community that supports its development and enhancement will continue to innovate and supportive”. There are two major factors for OSS to be 100% successful. Firstly, a… Continue Reading
“who to transfer the “blame” to than a price issue.” ?????? It caught my attention. That is a valid point most people make. We, humans, need someone to blame and like Chris said that if prompt IT support is not available then it… Continue Reading