software development lifecycle (SDLC)
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nounpl: software development lifecycles (SDLCs)
ciclo de vida do desenvolvimento de software
1. A structured process that outlines the stages involved in planning, creating, testing, and deploying software applications, from initial concept to maintenance and eventual retirement.
The company follows a strict software development lifecycle to ensure quality and timely delivery of their applications.
A empresa segue um ciclo de vida do desenvolvimento de software rigoroso para garantir qualidade e entrega oportuna de suas aplicações.
2. A systematic methodology that guides developers through phases such as requirements gathering, design, implementation, testing, deployment, and support.
Our SDLC includes daily stand-ups and continuous integration to maintain code quality.
Nosso ciclo de vida do desenvolvimento de software inclui reuniões diárias e integração contínua para manter a qualidade do código.
SDLC is a foundational concept in software engineering that is universally recognized in both Brazilian and North American tech industries. In Brazil, while the Portuguese translation is used in formal documentation and education, the English acronym 'SDLC' is extremely common in professional settings due to the global nature of software development. Different SDLC methodologies (Agile, Waterfall, Scrum) are adopted based on organizational needs, with Agile being increasingly popular in modern Brazilian tech companies.
Related Idioms & Phrases
closing the loop on the development cycle
following the development pipeline
adhering to best practices in the SDLC
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