rigid software development
[ˈrɪdʒɪd ˈsɔːftwɛər dɪˈvɛləpmənt]
noun
desenvolvimento de software rígido
1. A software development approach that follows strict, unchangeable plans and processes with minimal flexibility for changes or adaptations during the project lifecycle
The company's rigid software development methodology made it difficult to respond to client feedback quickly.
A metodologia rígida de desenvolvimento de software da empresa dificultava responder rapidamente aos comentários dos clientes.
2. Development practices that emphasize comprehensive upfront planning, sequential phases, and formal documentation over iterative improvements and customer collaboration
Rigid software development often results in longer timelines and higher costs when requirements change.
O desenvolvimento rígido de software frequentemente resulta em prazos mais longos e custos mais altos quando os requisitos mudam.
In Brazil's growing tech sector, rigid software development is increasingly viewed as outdated, with companies transitioning to agile methodologies. However, it remains prevalent in large corporations, government projects, and financial institutions that prioritize predictability and formal documentation over rapid iteration.
NYC Slang
old-school dev approach
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