Rapid Application Development
Fastweb is an established offshore application development company that offers the most updated versions of RAD techniques
Rapid application development at Fastweb is designed to give much faster development and higher quality than the traditional lifecycle. Fastweb is an established offshore application development company that offers the most updated versions of RAD techniques for the smooth management of an enterprise after a thorough understanding of the client's requirements. The development team at Fastweb is handy with RAD techniques, like CASE tools, iterative life-cycles, prototyping, workshops, SWAT teams, Time box Development and Re-use of applications, templates and code.
Fastweb follows a Rapid Application Development method that can meet the correct business requirements of the client effectively as soon as the system comes into operation. The different stages of RAD at Fastweb are:
Requirements gathering:
- Determine Business Processes
- Carry out Domain Analysis
- Understand Cooperating Systems
- Find out System Requirements
- Show Results to Client
Analysis:
- Recognize system usage
- Flush out used Cases
- Improve the Class Diagrams
- Evaluate changes of state in objects
- Define the relations among objects
- Analyze integration with cooperating systems
User Design:
- Develop and improve object diagrams
- Expand component diagrams
- Prepare for deployment
- Design and Prototype User Interface
- Plan tests
- Start documentation
Rapid Construction:
- Create codes
- Test Codes
- Build user interfaces connected to code and test
- Complete documentation
Deployment:
- Plan for backup and recovery
- Install RAD system
- Assess the installed system
Vanessa’s experience shows that RAD is best suited in software application development projects with well defined business objective and scope where,
- Data for the new project already exists
- Decision makers are small in number
- Project team members are not more than six people.
- Technical architecture and key technological components are tried and tested.
- Response times, throughput and database sizes are within the limit of technology
