理解incremental developement||MoSCoW

• Incremental developement

  Iterative and incremental development is any combination of both iterative design or iterative method and incremental build model for development.

• Incremental

  Incremental development slices work into small bite-sized preces. These are called increments. Each increment builds on top of what has gone before. Fully functional modules grow bit-by-bit over time. Each evolution adds to preceding functionality.

• Iterative

  Iterative development is the process of repeating and refining a cycle/way of working. This is called an iteration.

• Incremental vs. Waterfall

  Incremental development in software engineering is a process methodlogy that emphasizes the virtue of taking small steps toward the goal.

  In contrast to the waterfall model of software development, in which a working system becomes avaiable only in the later phases of the project, incremental development begins with a small, working system that is improved and expanded step by step.

• MoSCoW

  Sometimes the evolutionary approach is called the MoSCoW method:

  Must have, Should have, Could have and Won’t have, but would like to have.

• References

1. Incremental VS iterative development?
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4. Stueben, M. Good Habits for Great Coding. (Apress, 2018). doi:10.1007/978-1-4842-3459-4.