Comments on: Fact Snippet: Software Development Process http://softwarecritics.info/software/fact-snippet-software-development-process/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=fact-snippet-software-development-process Blog about software reviews, computer tips and tricks, technology news, web applications, and social media. Sat, 12 May 2012 04:00:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Mathdelane http://softwarecritics.info/software/fact-snippet-software-development-process/comment-page-1/#comment-776 Mathdelane Sat, 12 Dec 2009 15:05:12 +0000 http://softwarecritics.info/?p=2184#comment-776 It's difficult sometimes to be too technical while keeping things understandable to most people. It's a challenge really. I miss those days in the manufacturing/QA world where all things can be made up of jargon but like yours, it's twice as much stressful. It’s difficult sometimes to be too technical while keeping things understandable to most people. It’s a challenge really. I miss those days in the manufacturing/QA world where all things can be made up of jargon but like yours, it’s twice as much stressful.

]]> By: James Moralde http://softwarecritics.info/software/fact-snippet-software-development-process/comment-page-1/#comment-774 James Moralde Sat, 12 Dec 2009 09:56:40 +0000 http://softwarecritics.info/?p=2184#comment-774 Hi Math, I can see that you have really done enough research on this particular post. My ID in my present job at the company I work for presently says I'm a 'programmer'. Well I did dabble sometime ago with programming using MS Visual Studio and have produced a couple of programs for internal company use. When the boss changed his focus from producing programs to providing web support, I have since let go of software programming and has focused now on website design and maintenance for the company. My programming experience is short and had not given me a chance to develop into a good programmer that I wanted to be. Looks like we have adopted the waterfall method except that we call the 'verification' phase as 'Testing and Troubleshooting' and the 'Maintenance' phase as 'Support'. The meant the same thing of course. I missed those days, but I still find website making more fun. Software programming is a little too stressful mentally. :) .-= James Moralde´s last blog ..<a href="http://moralde.com/bugs-bunny-poster/" rel="nofollow">Bugs Bunny Poster</a> =-. Hi Math, I can see that you have really done enough research on this particular post. My ID in my present job at the company I work for presently says I’m a ‘programmer’. Well I did dabble sometime ago with programming using MS Visual Studio and have produced a couple of programs for internal company use. When the boss changed his focus from producing programs to providing web support, I have since let go of software programming and has focused now on website design and maintenance for the company. My programming experience is short and had not given me a chance to develop into a good programmer that I wanted to be.

Looks like we have adopted the waterfall method except that we call the ‘verification’ phase as ‘Testing and Troubleshooting’ and the ‘Maintenance’ phase as ‘Support’. The meant the same thing of course. I missed those days, but I still find website making more fun. Software programming is a little too stressful mentally. :)
.-= James Moralde´s last blog ..Bugs Bunny Poster =-.

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