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SNAIL a hybrid model for the management of agile web software development processes

Abstract:

In this article we present the hybrid methodology for the development of agile software called SNAIL (Native Software of Logical Iterative Architecture) focused on the development of web applications, which works in conjunction with Software Engineering for the use of good practices within its life cycle. It is important to mention that the software development methodologies originated as an alternative of support and guidance in the process of construction of any software product, due to the complexity involved in carrying it out and in response to the problems related to its development. SNAIL arises as a result of the analysis, mapping and combination of existing methodologies and frameworks, by which a thorough investigation was conducted to obtain information on these methodologies and to determine disadvantages that can be met, in addition to making the most of the benefits and characteristics which are inherent in each of these. This methodology is based on simplicity in the process of product construction, communication between the team of developers and code planning, its spiral model allows not only the reduction of costs due to unnecessary changes, but also the mitigation of the risk of effective way because tests are constantly carried out to verify errors and check the functionality of each part of the system.