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یلی مهمه که V-Model رو درک کنید تو SDLC

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  1. Requirements Analysis: At this stage, you gather and analyze the requirements for the software project. This is the basis for the entire development process.

  2. System Design: This involves designing the overall architecture of the software system.

  3. Architecture Design: The system is broken down into smaller components, and the relationships between them are defined.

  4. Module Design: Individual components are detailed further, defining how they will function.

  5. Coding: This phase involves writing the actual code for the project, using best practices and standards, such as those you outlined in your preferences.

  6. Unit Testing: Each small part (or unit) of the software is tested to ensure that it functions correctly. This corresponds to the Module Design phase.

  7. Integration Testing: As components are combined, integration testing ensures that they work together as intended. This corresponds to the Architecture Design phase.

  8. System Testing: The entire system is tested to ensure that it meets the requirements defined in the System Design phase.

  9. Acceptance Testing: This phase ensures that the complete system complies with the requirements originally outlined. It's usually conducted by the end-user and corresponds to the Requirements Analysis phase.

The V-Model is called such because the process can be visualized as a "V," where the left side represents the development phases, and the right side represents the corresponding testing phases. The bottom of the "V" is where the coding takes place.

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