Quick start guide
In this guide, we will show you the basics of getting started with Uniscale.
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In this guide, we will show you the basics of getting started with Uniscale.
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Get a quick introduction and watch our product video here:
In this article, we will walk through the phases of the Uniscale Method
Before kick-starting your Uniscale journey you should:
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When this is done, you are ready to follow the guide below on how to build better software.
The specification, also known as “Functional Requirement Specification”, is a document used to describe a solution's intended capabilities, appearance, and interactions with users.
Learn more: Specification
Service linking is where you bridge your functional specification to your technical documentation.
The documentation also referred to as Technical documentation, is where you define the requirements and the building blocks to support your functional specification.
This is the toolbox that the developers can use to build the product. The toolbox consists of all the information that is created in the specification and documentation. It contains everything that you need to do the communication between your frontend and backend
Begin with an introduction to your solution. We have made a template for you to use here:
Define and create your modules: For best practices on what modules to create, visit this article:
Describe your modules: Write a short description and include the relevant high-level functionalities and actors related to this module. See for more details.
Describe the high-level end-user behavior: This is done by creating an Functional use case inside your module. See for more details.
