What is Iterative Development and How does it Work?

What is Iterative Development and How does it Work?

Iterative development is a cyclical process that breaks down the software development life cycle into smaller pieces. It consists of several stages, including planning, analysis, design, implementation, testing, and evaluation. Each cycle results in an improved version of the software, with easy versioning and adaptability. The iterative model is suitable for agile organizations and smaller teams, offering a rapid turnaround while effectively slimming down each stage into smaller time frames.

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