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Crank
4 years ago
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Why has prototyping become a popular way to develop business applications? what are prototyping’s advantages and disadvantages?

Business
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olya-2409 [2.1K]4 years ago
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Prototyping has become a popular way to develop business applications because Prototyping speeds up the process and can make the development process easier and faster and it allows end user to open the application development process.

<span> When the requirements are not clear, during the design of the end user interface, prototyping is used. And end user have more input in the development process when there is prototyping. These are the advantages of prototyping.</span>

<span>The disadvantages are sometimes system failure because prototyping process is fast so may be some steps relating to testing the system stability can be missed, and upfront developer costs are also more expensive.</span>

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