Chapter 38. Throwaway Prototyping
With Throwaway Prototyping, code is developed to explore factors critical to the system's success, and then that code is thrown away. The prototyping implementation uses programming languages or development practices or both that are much faster than the target language and practices. The user interface is prototyped far more commonly than any other part of the system, but other parts of some systems can also benefit from being prototyped. When used as a requirements-specification aid, the Throwaway Prototyping practice can accelerate projects based on traditional lifecycle models, such as DoD projects. It can be ...
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