SDLC – what it is all about
SDLC, which is sometimes also referred to as the software development process, is the systematic methodology used to produce quality software cost-effectively. We can use several methodologies developed in the last few decades to develop or modify computer systems.
Originally, the concept was created in the 1960s. Its main goal was to establish a repeatable, auditable, and, at that time, sequential software development process that covered the steps from the ideation of the application to the delivery of the final solution by targeting corporate mainframes. Since then, many enhancements, innovations, and inventions have been implemented starting with the introduction of object-oriented programming languages through DevOps and DevSecOps practices to cloud-native architectures, which led to newer and newer SDLC methodologies. As a result of the continuous process improvement, most modern software development methodologies follow Agile principles...