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Software development while working with legacy code can be difficult, but usually inevitable if you don't start the project from scratch. And that means you need a good way to work with it. What is the legacy code? The classic definition It's every code kept by someone who didn't write it. New definitions Any code…

Product development is a complex and laborious process. To improve it, we use the Kanban method in our daily work.   What is Kanban? Kanban is an agile visual tool. This helps to boost the process in real time and to do more work in a team. Kanban in Japanese means a symbol, an information…

Every successful entrepreneur decides chooses app development at some point.  "If your plans don't include a cell phone, your plans will not be completed." - Thomas Husson , Vice President of Forrester This trend will certainly not change in the near future. The first question should be: on which platform will the application run? Basically, there are two main platforms…

It is important to make sure, when writing an application, that it not only functions well but is also well structured. Thoughtful application architecture does not only support us in major projects but also in smaller ones. It will save a tremendous amount of energy, time and resources. It'll also decide whether or not the…

Project management methods are aimed at organizing and optimizing software development processes . In the past, many IT companies were unaware of the importance of project management and did not even have specialists such as Project Manager . Basically, the company relied on programmer or team of programmers and customer. They communicate directly-  discussed the requirements , workflow etc. This organization of work had many disadvantages, because developers had…

The word backlog has kept every product manager up at night. In the early days of creating and operating your company, you most likely try to solve every problem that comes up immediately. As you mature, you deepen your knowledge of your industry, your processes, your users, and their problems. Meeting their needs without losing…