Functional Requirements

In today's work, I told a colleague that PyDev 2.5.0 now provides cool support for TDD (test-driven development). Of course, I'm not an advocate for TDD, but it's the same for other things, but I can't avoid provoking a discussion. And at the same time, let's call him John, said: "In developing a feature, TDD can save development time, but, sometimes a functional requirements, requires such an emergency, so we have to deliver this function as soon as possible, then the software test can only be put in the future ...

The difference between MRD and BRD BRD: What are the benefits of doing so and what are the benefits? The MRD definition: After BRD clear that this is worth doing, describe what should be done and explain why. If BRD is a proposition, then the MRD wants us to use arguments to support BRD, and to demonstrate how we are going to get BRD business goals. It is through a series of analyses that we come up with a set of methods that we think are best suited to do this and guide the implementation of the document. MRD's Reading Object MRD ...

The value of the scope of the definition to do something, the process itself is valuable, for example: jogging or playing the piano to do something worthwhile, such as: repair a car or cook a meal to define the scope of the project, while doing both things the value of the process of thinking about the potential conflict point of the value of priority products to do things A reference point for the entire team, a common language to define requirements in a document to take the idea out of your head and become something that everyone can see and participate in. If you don't use documents, this is the case. Everyone has a product.