Software Development Mastery

का वर्णन Software Development Mastery

GETTING YOUR FEET WET
Once upon a time, building your own software empire meant becoming another hardest thing to do. And that took plenty of time, plenty of money, and plenty of resources.
Nowadays, it’s as simple as turning on your computer.
Well, maybe not THAT simple. But having a computer is really all it takes to own, operate, and develop a software business.
Just having access to the Internet…
•      You can brainstorm and come up with ideas.
•      You can find out what type of products do or don’t already exist.
•      You can determine exactly what people want and need.
•      You can locate and hire a programmer.
•     You can create software graphics (or have them created).
•      You can promote and sell your finished products.
And when you think about the fact that you can do all those things without leaving the comfort of your home, it’s pretty amazing. Plus, the cost of creating and developing software is no where near what it used to be.
BRAINSTORMING
One of the most interesting aspects of creating and developing software is coming up with new and innovative ideas.
But that doesn’t necessarily equate to creating an entirely different piece of software.
Oftentimes, it’s simply a matter of taking something that already exists and making it better. Or expanding on a current program.
It’s pretty much the same thing that inventors go through… They recognize that a product is the perfect candidate for improvement.
RESEARCHING THE MARKET
No matter how good an idea or concept might be, it’s worth nothing if it doesn’t have the ability to generate income. In other words, if you can’t sell it, don’t build it.
But how do you determine just what types of software will sell and which ones won’t? And beyond that, how do you determine what products have the potential to earn you substantial amounts of money?
ESTABLISHING FEATURES
Once your gut instinct kicks into gear – assuring you that your idea for a product has the right stuff to be a financial success – you can begin to establish specific details about the software itself.
Make a list of all the characteristics, features, and options you want your software product to have. Include anything and everything you can think of.
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
It’s not crucial for you to understand or be knowledgeable about the different programming languages.
However, it IS important that you know enough about the subject to make a qualified decision with regard to which one should be used for your own software product.