Software Development Methodology
The researchers used the Agile Model Extreme Programming
The methodology consists of four supporting phases: planning, designing, coding, and testing.
According to Ekaterina Novoseltseva (2020), an agile software development
methodology which is intended to improve software quality and responsiveness to changing customer
requirements. It emphasizes business results first and takes an incremental, “get something started”
approach to build the product, using continual testing and revision. It advocates frequent releases in
short development cycles, which is intended to improve productivity and introduce checkpoints at which
new customer requirements can be adopted. It really simplifies and speed up the process of developing
new software, making it possible to launch a new product as fast as possible with a solid MVP.
The researchers used Extreme Programming to reduce risk related to programming,
develop a finer way of design, lessen a project failure, and other aspects to help the researchers to build
improved development. The researchers might follow the steps or concepts of how the Extreme
Programming Model works.
User Stories - is a scenario, a description of a (potential) real use of a system. It takes the
customer or user perspective and represents a team’s shared understanding of what the system should
do. (Bill Wake 2021).
Using XP, the developers used user stories as a standard for their clients to accept the
application. The developers used user stories to assess the client’s needs and requirements before
