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user-defined languages
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user-centered design
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specification is infeasible
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software lifecycle
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design for change
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software maintenance
Reference
McCracken, D.D., Jackson, M.A., "Life cycle concept considered harmful", Software Engineering Notes, 7, 2, ACM SIGSOFT, April 1982, pp. 29-32. Google
30 ;;Quote: solve communication problems between systems analysts and end-users by making the end-users the developers
31 ;;Quote: can not state requirements in advance because the system development changes the user's perceptions and often changes the applications environment itself
31 ;;Quote: the software life cycle is like forcing supermarket customers to specify their shopping list at the door
31 ;;Quote: the software life cycle rigidifies thinking and reduces a system's responsive to change
31+ ;;Quote: software life cycle occurred because of severe limitations in available design and implementation tools
31 ;;Quote: with the software life cycle, changes occur reluctantly and in large packets
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Topic: user-defined languages (38 items)
Topic: user-centered design (65 items)
Topic: specification is infeasible (46 items)
Topic: software lifecycle (13 items)
Topic: design for change (75 items)
Group: software maintenance (14 topics, 355 quotes)