Startup Delivery
A guided path from testing product assumptions to coordinating, automating, and operating software changes.
5 terms
Startup Delivery starts with an MVP for testing customer assumptions, then follows Agile feedback and adaptation into version control and CI/CD. It ends with DevOps, connecting software delivery to shared responsibility for running and improving the service.
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5 terms
1.MVPMinimum viable product: an early version of a product used to test important assumptions about customers with the least effort needed to learn.Business & Work2.AgileAn approach to software development that emphasizes collaboration, frequent delivery of working software, and adapting plans through feedback.Business & Work3.Version ControlA system for recording changes to files over time so people can compare revisions, recover earlier versions, and coordinate work.Software & Data4.CI/CDContinuous integration and continuous delivery or deployment: practices for frequently combining software changes and automating their testing, release preparation, and, in some workflows, deployment.Software & Data5.DevOpsA way of developing and running software that combines shared responsibility, collaboration, and automation to improve delivery and reliability.Business & Work · Software & Data