Software design methodology has come a long way since the 1960s and 1970s when programmers were limited to Pascal/C and similar languages to create systems. When creating systems, modules, and interfaces for today's collections environment, many factors must be taken into consideration including scalability, the software lifecycle, modeling, coding, testing, and maintenance.

At Cubs Consulting we emphasize speed and efficiency along with maintainability of all our work. With every project we evaluate what is to be built, what tools or pre-built components are needed, what components we need to build, and how it all fits together. The amount of time spent on the design of the software depends on the complexity of the software. For example:

You would spend some time and money designing a new home but not much time or money designing a tree house for the kids. Same with software development. You may not spend much time designing an application to track the names and handicaps for your bowling league, but you will want to take the time to do a careful design of specialized financial reporting, interfaces for mail outsourcing , and automated data exports.

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