April 2002
Intermediate to advanced
384 pages
8h 21m
English
There are a number of interesting variations of the four basic development strategies, including those explored in the following sections.
The partitioning of a system into small releases between three and six months apart, which are then developed using sequential or concurrent release strategies, has been termed RAD by some vendors. RAD is essentially a variation of the sequential release strategy. It is also important to note that some technology vendors claim that sophisticated development environments such as high-level programming languages, application development tools, and support technology (computer-aided software engineering [CASE] tools and such) ...
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