Revisionbased

Revisionbased is a software development methodology that emphasizes iterative development and continuous feedback. It is characterized by a cyclical process where development, testing, and revision are performed in short, focused sprints. The core idea is to build a functional piece of software, gather feedback from stakeholders, and then use that feedback to guide subsequent development cycles. This approach aims to reduce the risk of building a product that does not meet user needs by incorporating changes early and often.

The methodology typically involves close collaboration between developers and clients or users. Each iteration, or "revision," builds upon the previous one, adding new features or refining existing ones based on the insights gained. This allows for flexibility and adaptability throughout the project lifecycle, enabling teams to respond to changing requirements or market conditions. While the term "Revisionbased" is not a formally established methodology like Agile or Waterfall, it encapsulates principles found within many modern software development practices that prioritize iterative improvement and user-centric design. The success of a revision-based approach relies heavily on effective communication, clear feedback mechanisms, and a commitment to continuous refinement.