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From waterfall to agile – a SDLC story

Agile Alliance

A well-defined Software Delivery Life Cycle (SDLC) is a requirement for many companies and government institutions. However, the typical SDLC process is very "Waterfallish" by nature of its phase gates and documentation requirements.

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Secure SDLC 101

Synopsys

Learn about the phases of a software development life cycle, plus how to build security in or take an existing SDLC to the next level: the secure SDLC. The post Secure SDLC 101 appeared first on Software Integrity Blog.

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Survey Surfaces Raft of Ongoing Agile Development Challenges

DevOps.com

While most software developers are using agile development methodologies in the SDLC, only 44% said it is working very well (11%) or somewhat well (33%).

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What Is DevSecOps and How to Enable It on Your SDLC?

DevOps.com

For the past three to four years, all the companies around the IT world have adopted agile and different application development methodologies that leverage the work for different departments or areas and helps them to develop new products and release new features to improve their processes and infrastructure.

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SDLC Requirement Analysis – All You Need to Know

Openxcell

SDLC Requirement Analysis plays a crucial role in it. Requirement Analysis is an important phase of SDLC. This entire process is known as Requirement Analysis in Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). What is SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle)? Here, you will learn how to do the requirement analysis phase in SDLC.

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Why Incorporate CI/CD Pipeline in Your SDLC?

Dzone - DevOps

For starters, the challenges and limitations of the traditional Waterfall methodology pushed the developers to learn from their grueling experiences and move on to the much efficient Agile model. Not only did Agile save teams from major development pitfalls, but it also helped in achieving immense business value.

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Benefits of Agile Development: 5 Reasons Why Companies Choose Agile

Gorilla Logic

The benefits of Agile software development extend far beyond higher-quality products delivered on time and on budget. In this blog post, we’ll discuss why the Agile methodology has become so popular amongst development teams and break down 5 key benefits of Agile software development: 1. What is Agile?

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