The Real World

The exciting change of the life of software. Kinda like when your parents told you “It is not like this in the real world” but in software.

After you prep ypur software in the testing and development environment, the next step is yours to take. Launching to the public what you just made is very hard, you cannot control what’s going to happen… but with the help of what we saw previously, we can minimize to probability of failure.

Analysis, analysis, and analysis.

All the subjects we’ve seen are for this moment. The uses cases are made for this. When you (supposedly) wrote them, you described very detailed how the system is going to interact with the end use. So if you wrote poor use cases, the chance of error at laucnhing and production phase will increase! (See the importance now?) and if you wrote understandable use cases, for the developer, the client, and for every role involved, the risk will reduce at the time of launchig.

When launching an app, web page, or any software, you need to be sure there are the no errors in said software. but how to do it error-free? this is a trick not in coding but in planning; a well structured project will be ready for production phase, and using UML, Architecture, Use Cases are essential for keeping things crystal clear.