How to improve software projects? Which technology to choose? Blog on technology strategy as seen by software builders.
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Software Team Cooperation
Looking at the title, it's not hard to guess that I'm a QA engineer, and as such, my work quality depends on the synergy with software developers. Let's go one step further — taking care of the collaboration between the QA and development teams influences the quality of the development process.
Let’s explore how software developers could support QA engineers in their daily tasks and get better results while doing so!
As a software developer, you face a dilemma about whether to work for a software development company or a product company. It's something to think through, so take some time to do so.
But today, focus on a different question — should I work for a big corporation or a small boutique company with less than 50 employees?
Let’s explore both options and see which one suits your working style best.
How can we build a valuable piece of software without understanding who will use it and for what purpose?
The majority of project failures in the software industry stem from the lack of such understanding. All assumptions made during the project planning, no matter how complex and insightful they are, mean nothing as long as you don’t confront them with the actual end-user needs.
How to prevent it from happening? How can you know what direction you should be going?
Find the answer to these questions in the article!
The early days of a new software project can be challenging.
There are a gazillion things to think of, and deciding where to start is a nerve-wracking moment.
No wonder you want to get past this phase as quickly as humanly possible.
Turns out it doesn’t get that much better towards the end either — applying application code changes requires a fair amount of time too.
Here are four simple steps to get around these bottlenecks and improve your software delivery performance.
When you look for a software outsourcing partner, what do you look at first? Their portfolio? Technologies they use? Years of experience? Developer seniority level? Let me break it to you then – technical skills alone won’t make the project a success. You need a cohesive and empowered team to take your product to new heights. Now you know what the number one priority is. But how can you know the company of your choice promotes team unity and helps team members develop to their full potential?
