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WUP (Web Unified Process) is a lightweight and agile development method for web projects.
This where I keep technical posts that might come in handy.
Risk
It is very important to address risk in a system before even starting to develop. There are a few types of risk in every project that can be classified.
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Project flow
The phases of a WUP project are shown below, including what happens in these phases.
Keep in mind that the phases as stated here are not linear in time, but they consist merely of recurring events.
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Conceptual phase
WUP doesn’t define much of how to work in this phase, since its philosophy is to let everybody do in which he’s best. However, there are a couple of things that should be mentioned.
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Analysis Phase
The analysis phase has the deliverable to come up with a starting point for the rest of the project. Remember, it doesn't lead to a fixed plan! It's just an initial guide kind of thing. Both customer and developers will change their minds later on, you can safely bet on that.
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Development phase
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