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🎯 Overview

Rapid Application Development (RAD) is an iterative SDLC model focused on fast prototyping and immediate user feedback. Instead of long planning cycles, RAD emphasizes speed, collaboration, and continuous improvement to deliver working software rapidly.

🧩 Key Topics

1️⃣ Concept & Definition
RAD values action over planning and prototypes over documentation. Developers build functional prototypes quickly and refine them through user feedback.

2️⃣ Structure & Phases
The RAD process typically involves:
① Requirements Planning,
② Prototype Development,
③ User Evaluation & Feedback,
④ Iterative Refinement & Integration.
Each loop delivers a more complete version of the final system.

3️⃣ Advantages & Limitations
Pros: Faster development, strong user involvement, high adaptability.
Cons: Not ideal for large projects, requires skilled developers, heavy user participation.

4️⃣ Use Cases
RAD is best for startups, UI-driven apps, and experimental projects that need quick market validation or user testing.

📎 Links
GilliLab Tech Log: https://techlog.gillilab.com
GilliLab Tistory: https://rupijun.tistory.com
GilliLab Blogger: https//gillilab.blogspot.com

💡 Key Takeaway
RAD represents the principle of “execution before perfection.” It empowers teams to build, test, and improve quickly — a foundation that inspired modern Agile development practices.

🧠 Keywords

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