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The waterfall model is obviously targeted at commercial projects, and even there it doesn't do terribly well. It fails horribly when requirements change – and that happens all the time, in both the commercial and Open Source worlds. The incremental model is better: building an Open Source project one step at a time (first the editor, then the newsreader, ...) is a good start. But it still doesn't address long-term lifecycle issues in a useful way. "Version 2.0" is just another run through the same cycle. Let's look at some thoughts from the Open Source world. |