Traditional Methodologies
Traditional methodologies refer to a set of established practices and processes that are used to develop and manage software products. These methodologies have been around for many years and are still commonly used in software development. One of the main features of traditional methodologies is the emphasis on detailed planning and documentation. This means that all aspects of the software development process are carefully planned out before any coding takes place. This includes defining project goals, creating a timeline, and assigning tasks to team members. Another key feature of traditional methodologies is
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