Difference between revisions of "Digital Enablement Development Release Cycle"
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| − | DCD may test multiple open-source applications to develop a particular tool. When a tool is in pilot it means that an open-source application is being tested to see if it can meet the users' needs, before the tool | + | DCD may test multiple open-source applications to develop a particular tool. When a tool is in pilot it means that an open-source application is being tested to see if it can meet the users' needs, before the tool undergoes a more comprehensive development by the DCD team. It is a short-term, experimental phase to see how the large-scale service may work in practice.[https://searchcio.techtarget.com/definition/pilot-program-pilot-study] |
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Currently the following tools are in pilot: | Currently the following tools are in pilot: | ||
Revision as of 09:47, 15 October 2018
The Digital Collaboration uses an Agile framework to develop and release digital products.
Agile
Agile is an umbrella term for a variety of development methods which focus on adaptability, continuous development, iteration and collaboration.[1]
Stages of Development and Release
DCD uses open-source software to develop applications, and follows three stages for releasing these applications.
Pilot
DCD may test multiple open-source applications to develop a particular tool. When a tool is in pilot it means that an open-source application is being tested to see if it can meet the users' needs, before the tool undergoes a more comprehensive development by the DCD team. It is a short-term, experimental phase to see how the large-scale service may work in practice.[1]
If the open-source application is unsuitable, a different application will be pilot tested.
Currently the following tools are in pilot:
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