The Startup Guide to Building Agile Software
With shifting goal-posts driven by investor and market conditions, a fair chance of having pivot points, and an uncertain future, developing software that can be modified or redesigned easily is critical. Having Agile practices as an underlying piece of your software development workflow gives you insurance that hours put into development will not be ‘wasted’ in the event of big changes.
Measuring Productivity Of Your Software Development Team With Agile Metrics
Productivity in software development is typically tricky to measure. Is it how fast your team are doing something? It has been proven time and again that lines of code is a poor measure; are the number of modules an indicator? The degree of module reuse within a project, or from previous projects?
Agile vs Waterfall: Which Will Work Best for You?
Ah, the eternal debate: Agile vs Waterfall, Waterfall vs Agile. When dipping your toes into custom software development you’ll encounter these two terms. They are software development life-cycle models that outline how a project is to be completed.
Tips for Managing Fixed Price Projects in Agile
Fixed-price projects in Agile bring a new challenge to the table. Because they can be unfamiliar to a team, they require a stronger level of management.
Integrating Quality Assurance with Agile Development
Agile is a great platform for managing all the complex aspects of software development. However, it does not really offer much guidance when it comes to proper Quality Assurance practices.
The Importance of Mocking Prototypes
In software development, prototyping is the advanced progress of a system, which helps clients and developers understand the requirements of a specific project.