Welcome to another edition of Developreneur. In this presentation, we are gonna be talking about software development. What goes into building software. Instead of this being just a run-of-the-mill discussion on SDLC, we will flip it on its head and take a different approach to software development. Previously, we have talked about things like software development SDLC, we’ve talked about software test life cycle, and we’ve given you the benchmark or textbook descriptions on these particular topics. Now let us talk about building software from an application perspective, building a new application from scratch.

What Goes Into Building Software…, It all begins with an idea.

Our journey will take us through software development or software development as a whole, from the perspective of a business. A lot of application ideas come from a round table discussion about an idea, need, or service that the business wants to solve with software.

Common Questions Asked During Round Table Discussion:

What is the problem we want to solve?
How can we solve this problem with the software?
Is this something we can automate?
Where will this solution have the most impact?
What type of application should we develop?

Overview of What Goes Into Building Software

We will cover what is our problem? Start with the problem. Break down the problem. We’re gonna design an application. We’re going to talk about building a prototype application we’re then going to briefly cover how to test our application and then go into deploying the application. And then finally at the end of the cycle, handing off the project to the customer and what are the next steps?

What Goes Into Building Software

Finally, this series comes from our mentoring/mastermind classes. These classes are virtual meetings that focus on how to improve our technical skills and build our businesses. After all the goals of each member vary. However, this diversity makes for great discussions and a ton of educational value every time we meet. We hope you enjoy viewing this series as much as we enjoy creating it. As always, this may not be all new to you, but we hope it helps you be a better developer.