Some of the main objectives that SDLC (Software development lifecycle) Automation helps us achieve are minimum labor, time, cost, and maintaining a high level of productivity and efficiency at the same time. It also helps set up environments faster using technology compared to the manual process.
Equilib believes that the key to automating the development phase of the process is to avoid manual coding through a low-code platform. Since we rely on manual input, we can’t optimize this phase at its best, unlike other stages in SDLC. But it’s supportive in static code analysis and software scalability in case of a hundred or thousand lines of code.
Another principal practice for development automation used by Equilib is version/source control which also influences test automation. It’s a procedure that guarantees upkeep of every single version of update of the code, achievable via free and open-source distributed software known as Git.
Git allows storing a project in a central repository that tracks the different code versions. Our team works with this tool, as it commits all the changes back into the principal repository after approval from the client.
