Big Bang Model
The Big Bang Model is a software development methodology where minimal planning and requirements gathering occur, and development begins with little to no formal process. It relies heavily on the skills and intuition of developers, often resulting in rapid prototyping or ad-hoc solutions. This model is typically used for small, simple projects or experimental work where formal processes are deemed unnecessary.
Developers should consider the Big Bang Model for very small-scale projects, proof-of-concept prototypes, or when working in highly flexible environments with minimal constraints. It is useful when requirements are unclear or constantly changing, allowing for quick iteration and adaptation. However, it is not recommended for large, complex, or mission-critical projects due to its lack of structure and risk of failure.