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An Application lifecycle is, well... The Lifecycle of an application.
It typically starts with governance, then follows the development and afterwards the application goes into maintenance, where only support, bugfixes and maybe updates are delivered.
See Wikipedia for more details[^]
Veni, vidi, caecus | Everything summarizes to Assembly code
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Application life cycle includes various steps involved to have the system ready for use. For example, waterfall method is one famous software life cycle which includes
Requirement analysis
System Design
Implementation
Testing application
Deployment
Maintenance
There are similar life cycle steps for other systems/applications.
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which product application are you telling?
Sankarsan Parida
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I am supposed to become competent with UML.
Quick websearch shows me 10, 20, maybe 50 options.
SEO makes them all worthless.
Recommendations welcome.
Thank you.
modified 21-Oct-13 15:55pm.
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There is a good article on CodeProject.com, see OOP and UML[^]
Veni, vidi, caecus | Everything summarizes to Assembly code
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Hello,
I need Automatic detection of usb printer and it has to display the content of the file....
I want that code in jquery which i have to use in dotnetframework 4.5
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Wrong forum then.
And I would guess you should start with google.
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how to hide panel through javascript
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You might try posting in the appropriate forum, here[^], for starters, as this has nothing at all to do with application lifecycle. Of course I would wait until after you read the "How to ask a question" posting that has already been suggested to you.
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document.getElementById("panelId").visibility=false;
or try
document.getElementById("panelId").css("style","display:none");
Sankarsan Parida
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Let me give a url such that i can find out an example of implementation of sql trigger in asp.net application
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You could start by using Google, and follow that by posting your question in the proper forum.
Use the best guess
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SQL triggers live in the database and are not visible via normal data access usage - they wouldn't have anything to do with an asp.net application.
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pleace i need some one to told me to editmy gmail address
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Go to setting by opening the gmail account and edit.If it is available then Gmail will offer you.
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See the settings
Sankarsan Parida
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We are currently evaluating a GUI testing tool for Qt which can also do some automated white box testing.
The two candidates left are Squish and Ranorex. Does any of you guys already have experience either with Ranorex or Squish?
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Those who are ignorant of history are doomed to repeat it. This is not only true of great conflicts, but equally true in the IT world. Too often costs exceed estimates, and we are ignorant as to why, or by how much. We do not have data to help us understand what went wrong, what went right, or how to apply it to the next project. We are ignorant of our history as a department, a company, and an industry.
If you all you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail. Problem Solving 101: identify the problem, figure out what you need to fix it. If we agree that the problem is inadequate data to reconcile estimates and real costs, and use that information for future projects, then the solution is a tool that will collect, organize and distill that data into something usable. In other words, the solution is software. Not just any software, but software designed and tested by the boots-on-the-ground IT professionals who need and use the data.
I am interested to learn from the community what software or other mechanism people use to address software project estimation needs and cost/effort actuals analysis, as well as for project accounting.
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John Aivazian wrote: I am interested to learn from the community what software or other mechanism people use to address software project estimation needs and cost/effort actuals analysis, as well as for project accounting.
Software is a tool not a solution.
Microsoft Project is used for project management and project task management (two different things) however whether that is successful depends on the "processes" that are in place at the company.
A company that is not committed to creating and maintaining process control will never succeed at project/task management in any meaningful way. The company must be committed enough to make successful implementation of process control a significant factor is measuring success of managers and lower level workers. The company must also have the buy in of a high level manager to insure compliance. One proven successful way to do this is to base employee reviews in a significant way on the employees use/compliance with existing process controls.
Naturally for it to be really successful the company must also recognize that those using the process control procedures must have significant input in the creation of the processes and also that processes can change over time.
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Hi jschell,
I don’t mean to be too flip but thanks for the brilliant flash of the obvious. I think everyone is well aware of that Microsoft Project can and cannot do. I am really interested in what people are using upstream of Project for software project estimation (cost and effort) before a plan is created in Project, which Project sorely lacks, as well as downstream for actual project accounting. It seems to me that there are very few solutions out there to address these needs.
John Aivazian
gnmsoftware.com
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John Aivazian wrote: I am really interested in what people are using
As I said what they are using is Project. They use it for estimation. They use it for task tracking.
Any lack in the tool doesn't alter the fact that they are using it for that.
I have worked on projects with up to about 100 people and I haven't worked on single team projects for probably 15 years. And everyone uses Project. I have never heard any suggestion for any other tool. The only alternative that usually occurs is when no tool at all is used.
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Quill and parchment.
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair.
nils illegitimus carborundum
me, me, me
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Hi
I have some problems in TFS and I don’t know from where to Start. My Boss desire to move from Visual Source Safe to TFS.
Main problem is that I don’t know TFS to as good as I wish to and reason of that I can’t choose witch is better for us TFS 2005 / 2008 / 2010 or 2012. (I would choose 2012 edition but it’s cost is to high.)
Can you give me link to comparison article or list of features that will help me to make comparison and pick one. We need minimal version that will fully realise our workflow and software development lifecycle.
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