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What is the name of the software development methodology in which:
Multiple teams work on the same feature in isolation
At the end of the sprint, each team presents solution and:
The best solution wins and is accepted
The losing solutions are dropped
That premise is the subject of a 1997 novel by Tom DeMarco, titled The Deadline: A Novel About Project Management.
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I want to know about "Analyst" in software development team. What is his role in development team, responsibilities, etc.
The analyst is the person responsible for accurately documenting the business requirements and turning those requirements over to the technical staff responsible for implementing them. It's an important role because it frees the developers from having to interview the business users, so they have more time to flex their core skill (which is development).
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actually I'm having Software Engineering classe, and we are trying to learn steps to make a good software. We are talking about UML, Scrum etc ... and I'm wondering how open source projects (like linux, firefox, apache, gnome, ...) are managed and what kind of system and methods are used to have a good software ?
thanks !
A fast google gave me these simple wiki pages:
Open_source_software_development
Open_source_software_assessment_methodologies
I think this will give you a start. I hope this helps you.
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I heard that there is no virus in Linux.
The source code of Linux is freely available.
Then why nobody is creating virus in Linux?
It's my understanding most viruses are written to attack the U.S. government and other organizations that run Microsoft Windows on the desktops, etc... so although I am sure it is possible to write Linux viruses, people are less inclined to do so. (Also sure it has to do with the number of people they can hit with Windows viruses vs. Linux viruses).
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What are the standards and testing methodologies available to test security and vulnerabilities of a software application ? ,
Characteristics of the application:
Use public networks to transfer data
Use Socket Programming
Cryptography used
Data Storing ethics and security ?
take a look at OWASP. Lots of good info and links to other resources. https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:Principle
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Has anyone seen published statistics on SSL/TLS usage across the internet (i.e. servers using SSL vs. non-ssl enabled servers)?
Thanks,
Chris
These two talks from Blackhat 2010 (pdf) and Defcon 18 (pdf) are probably the best data you're going to get.
ssllabs has lots of good stuff.