Application architecture selection proposal for minimum viable product processes
2024
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Mustafa Zahid Gürbüz
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Technology has become an integral part of daily life. In particular, the digitalization of processes offers great comfort to end users. Changing and ever-increasing demands lead up to the development and diversification of software architectures. In addition to all these, it is also important for the product to be introduced to the market quickly and safely in terms of competition and market adaptation. Therefore, it is extremely important that the method and architecture to be chosen to be accordant with the needs of the product, development teams and the market. In the minimum viable product, there are some stages such as receiving feedback, making corrections, remarketing. To find the most optimum result for these stages, surveys were conducted with sector experts, including various alternatives and criteria. The surveys were evaluated within the scope of analytical hierarchy process. In this research, it has been revealed that choosing serverless structures is a reasonable option.
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Koray Aydın
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Koray Aydın (Master Thesis). Application architecture selection proposal for minimum viable product processes, 2024, Doğuş University.
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