What is development?

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What is 'developing' meaning?
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If you are talking about Software development, it is the process of computer programming, documentation, testing and bug fixing involved in creating and maintaining applications and frameworks involved in a software release life cycle and resulting in a software product.

Typical stages of software development:

1) Identification of required software
2) Analysis of the software requirements
3) Detailed specification of the software requirements
4) Software design
5) Programming
6) Testing
7) Maintenance

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  • Subhendu Sen
    In what reference this word "developing", meant ! There are lots & lots of area/ sector where this word can suitable. Are you learning/ doing some kind of course/ certs. Please provide more details.
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  • clark445kent
    Hi,

    Developing means a progress from a simpler or lower to more advance. Developing is a process and not a level. It is a path to achieve certain goals. It has a different meaning in different sectors. 
    For more info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Development

    I hope it will be helpful for you.

    Thanks & Regards
    Clark Kent
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  • ToddN2000
    We need a lot more info to give an accurate response. Development of what?
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