The Application Development Lifecycle
A typical object-oriented application development lifecycle consists of four parts, as shown in Figure 1.1.
Figure 1.1. The application development lifecycle
Analysis— Define the scope and understand the business at hand.
Design— Plan for the project and define the features.
Implementation— Build the product according to the requirements.
Testing— Test whether the application meets the requirements and matches the expectations.
In application development, the first step is to work against a problem statement. A problem statement can be a one-liner, for example, "To develop an auction site", provided by the ...
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