Software Development Lifecycle

noun the arrangement or distribution of forces or resources for action

• The company announced the deployment of new software to improve efficiency.
• They're planning on deploying the new system next week.
• Let's get ready for the big deployment of the latest updates.
• The deployment of troops in the battle was strategic and well-executed.

noun product roadmap

• The product roadmap outlines the strategic vision and direction for the development of our new software.
• Hey, have you seen the product roadmap for the upcoming project? It looks pretty exciting!
• I checked out the product roadmap and it's lit! We've got some cool stuff coming up.
• Just like a GPS guides you on a road trip, the product roadmap guides us on our journey to creating a successful product.

noun The word 'lifecycle' is a noun that refers to the series of stages through which a living organism passes from the beginning of its life until its death.

• The software development team created a detailed plan outlining the entire lifecycle of the project.
• I just learned about the lifecycle of a butterfly in science class.
• Dude, I'm just trying to figure out the whole 'adulting' lifecycle.
• The lifecycle of a relationship can be full of ups and downs.

noun a term used in the field of computer programming to refer to a code change that is made before a software build is officially released

• The prebut analysis showed promising results for the upcoming quarter.
• I heard the prebut went well, so hopefully we'll have a good outcome.
• The prebut was a breeze, no need to stress about it.
• The prebut is like a sneak peek into what's to come in the future.

noun a short break or pause between sessions or terms of an academic institution

• The university offers intersession courses during the winter break.
• Hey, have you signed up for any intersession classes yet?
• I'm thinking of taking an intersession course to get ahead.
• The intersession between meetings allowed for some much-needed reflection time.