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Welcome to Expert Viewpoints: Aspects of the Web

Development Lifecycle. In this video, we will listen to several


web development professionals discuss the aspects in the
lifecycle of web development. What are your most and least
favorite aspects in the lifecycle of web development, from
conception to development and testing, deployment, and
maintenance? I would not call it my least favorite by any
means, but as a developer, I'm very keen to start developing; to
start writing code. There's a lot of things that happen before
you write that first piece of code, and that could be design
thinking workshops, getting user requirements, sprint planning,
et cetera. As a developer, I'm always eager to bypass those
things and get into the actual development of the application.
My favorite thing about application development is actually
deploying the application or an app and handing it to the end
user and see how it makes their lives easier, it makes their jobs
more effective. As a software architect, I think my favorite part
of the Cloud app development life cycle is probably the
conception part, the architecture part, and putting it together :
how we're going to build this app, what services are we're
going to use, what different types of technologies we need, to
at the end of the day, deliver what the stakeholder needs and
do it in the best way we can. The cheapest we can, so on and so
forth. My least favorite is probably testing. It's not the most fun
to discover bugs and then fix them, but at the end of the day,
it's a necessary part. There you go. Conception and
development are always exciting to see an idea morph into
reality. Testing can be interesting for QA-oriented
professionals; deployment can also be challenging if you
incorporate automated deployment, which would be a best
practice at this point; and maintenance is possibly nobody's
favorite, but it is critical and often underemphasized.

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