From Development to Deployment: Software Project Progression

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REPORT 5 The project is going I am working is almost in the finish stage it is going into the production phase means getting to the live so that the users can able to use the application. After the developing the total code it will go to the testing phase where the testers will check the code is working properly without any errors actually the testers task is to check the code and submit to the developers if they found any errors or mistakes or else they will send the code to the production phase to deploy in the server to check the application. After testing the application by the testers they will build the code and deploy the code in the server then the admin team will enable the deployed code in the server so that the users can able to access the application from anywhere. Once the project is finished like what the client want it to be developed the project is not finished he need admin support always to be

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