Modelo de evaluación de metodologías de desarrollo de software web

Abstract

The development of web applications increases exponentially together with the users' dependence on the internet, so that the techniques and methodologies traditionally applied to their development have evolved in agile and hybrid methodologies, which provide an optimal development process, including the final evaluation of the software based on quality metrics and regulations that indicate the most appropriate process according to the requirements established in the project. The main target of our research is to establish an evaluation model for the assessment of the efficiency of projects based on the phases and characteristics provided by the hybrid SWIRL methodology for the assessment of projects through a web application. We conducted both deep bibliographic analysis of the state of the art and field research which lead to the definition of the model. As a result, we propose a new evaluation model called “MEASS” (Application Evaluation Model According to SWIRL), presented through a web application developed under SWIRL phases, which enables to display percentage results of the phases. The model is divided into three levels of assessment: basic, intermediate and rigorous, which aim to evaluate the process that has been followed for the development of the software, and provides specific indicators according to each level, and sub-characteristics of the phases.