SDLC: All You Need To Know About Software Development Life Cycle

SDLC stands for Software Development Life Cycle. It's one of the most common interview questions. You must know how to answer it correctly. Why is SDLC important? It provides you an overall understanding of how to manage a project in the given industry.
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[@sudeepkumar797]

I can't thank you enough, been on other videos for 2 hrs and felt a sleep, Much knowledgeable video for fresher, straight to point no Trash talk, Kudos Man.

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You are welcome. Glad you found it so valuable.

[@alexanderfernandez9469]

Great video. I worked in a development software project this year and during the execution phase we did kind of Agile because we made different modifications validating new features with the clients and so on but I can't say if we used Scrum or Kanban. The rest of the project was definitively in waterfall.

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Alexander, Waterfall is a very specific project management methodology. Nowadays people misuse this term. It’s unlikely you used it.
What you had is called a plan-driven approach. A PM planned all the phases at a high-level, then he decided to implement one of the phases with Scrum or Kanban (most likely because of the high-level of uncertainty). And there are no hard rules or standards on how to organize your plan-drive project management methodology. You, as a project manager, need to tailor it.
(It’s just a small nuance that will show you know project management 🧐 )

[@user-kd9bf1qd8h]

Thank you. Really useful story. It helped to put some order inside my mine!

[@ITProjectManagers]

You are welcome! Glad it helps systemize software development process;)

[@valentinajerenec3511]

Hheheh your face, when the noise comes up, made me crack up! Thank you for the great video, very informative!

[@ITProjectManagers]

LOL. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@vishalferwani]

Thanks Dmitriy!

[@ITProjectManagers]

You are welcome, Vishal.

[@andriisosonnyi9529]

So useful,thank you

[@ITProjectManagers]

Glad it was helpful, Andrew! Thanks for your feedback.

[@Nick-kh1ym]

Thank you it was very interesting for me

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Glad you enjoyed it, Nick! Thanks for your feedback.

[@fireh3211]

FYI, at the end of the video, the links to watch next are blanks.

[@ITProjectManagers]

Thanks for pointing it out! I've fixed it.

[@blessyangel7558]

Please please please please make a video on Kanban Please

[@ITProjectManagers]

Hi Blessy Angel,
No problem. Can’t promise I’ll do it next week. But I’ve put it on my do to list.

[@imshekhar]

If it is sdlc then what is Project management life cycle??

[@ITProjectManagers]

Good question:) And let's clarify terminology.
We have a term called Project Life Cycle. In general, Project Life Cycle = Software Development Life Cycle. It's just a term specific to the software development industry.
On the other hand, there's no such thing as Project Management Life Cycle. We have project management process groups (initiating, planning, executing, M&C, closing). These groups can happen in each separate phase of a life cycle.
Check this out: ua-cam.com/video/N93UKak_geU/v-deo.html

[@dmitryoksen]

"what's that noise?" ))

[@ITProjectManagers]

I thinks that’s what an instagram fitness trainer sounds like. :)

[@sala.mander6272]

This is not at all sdcl by the ehgtv standards

[@ITProjectManagers]

Every company develops software as it likes. There’s no such thing as a mandatory SDLC. If there’s a standard, it’s only applicable to organizations who decided to embrace it.
In this video, I describe a life cycle that people will see in the real world. Not in theory.