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Key challenges in Agile implementations
7Share6inShareAgile methodology was supposed to be a solution to solve all of our problems. But it looks like it’s not. Some issues appear when companies start to implement Agile in their organizations. A research has been done on seventeen companies using Agile methodology (People over processes: Key people challenges in Agile Development). Authors chose nine of the most often reported issues. I’d like to focus on four, in my opinion, most important. #1 Developer...
Agile development,Chanllenge,Communication,Business 2011-11-30 02:55:04
New Android simulator has some big improvements
Message from the Android developer blog, the Android emulator now has a number of improvements and optimizations. It allows developers to develop applications more conveniently.The Android emulator is an important tool for Android developers developing and testing applications. Due to the rapid growth of Android hardware, the simulator has been slightly left behind. The new simulator brings some new functions including support for GPU, the CPU acceleration sensor support, multi-touch input suppo...
How iPhone App Developers Will Get Benefited by iOS 11?
At Apple WWDC 2017, the CEO Tim Cook introduced the next generation of iOS, i.e., iOS 11. Various improvements and innovations included in iOS 11 were discussed. And what one can say from the whole is that this year’s WWDC keynote was more developer-oriented than user-oriented. It was, indeed, an assistance to the iPad and iPhone app developers to create more innovative mobile apps, and serve users for lifetime. If you are an iOS app developer or working at an iPhone app development...
APPLE,IPHONE APP DEVELOPERS,IPHONE APP,IPHONE,MOBILE APP 2017-06-14 06:17:22
IDC lists top 6 myths, realities about open source
Summary: What are the top 6 myths? That open source software will enter every market, is inherently innovative, it improves faster than commercial software, that it has less lock-in, that it’s free and that it has little benefit if one is not involved in the community. IDC calls these ideas “myths†but acknowledges there’s more than a grain of truth to all of them At its Directions 2012 conference in Boston today, IDC rev...
IDC,Open source,Reality,Free,Contribution 2012-03-16 08:47:53
Do designers need code?
So many problems in software occur because programmers and designers don't communicate well all the time. Why don't more designers learn to code themselves or have engineers build abstractions better suited to them? People's minds work in different ways, they can process thoughts differently, solve problems in completely different but equally valid ways. It's a mistake to assume everyone should possess the same skill set. Also not everyone should be a full stack engineer although full stac...
Basic Mistakes Developers Make When Creating APIs
Today, there are many tools that developers can use to create an API, meaning that some of them can come up with an API within a matter of minutes. However, there is a vast difference between just creating an API and building one that meets all your expectations, is reliable and secure. Some developers create APIs that work well but forget some basic things that, within no time, bring a lot of issues to the API users. In this article, we are going to talk about the basic mistakes that developers...
API,API DESIGN,RESTFUL API 2020-08-19 07:54:03
5 Modern Strategies to Improve Your Hiring Process
Without even a pinch of doubt, the labor market across the globe has turned highly competitive. So, there goes a rat race where the best recruiters vie to hire the most potential candidates. Let's say you need to hire Java developers. Certainly, your hiring challenge would be to find applicants with niche skills. Sadly enough, the traditional hiring methods are detrimental to getting the creme of the talent pool. It's time-consuming and involves a lot of manual and paperwork, wherein there are c...
HIRE,JAVA,DEVELOPERS 2017-06-28 00:15:48
How many programmers does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
There seem to be a lot of “How many programmers does it take to screw in a lightbulb?” jokes floating around the Internet, but none aimed specifically for us SQA folk. I have decided (perhaps mistakenly) that this is no longer acceptable. If this decision is a mistake, I'm sure that someone else in QA will report it up as a bug and assign it to me. For better or worse, there is now an SQA set of these jokes, thanks to me. Now, without further ado, let the pun...
I am a great programmer, but horrible algorithmist
I am a great programmer, but a horrible algorithmist. It is a thought that has been weighing on me heavily recently, and I'd like to gather other developers feelings on the subject as well. I started what can be called my professional development career back in 1999. I was still in middle school, but my father hired me at his software company. My official duty was to make updates to our websites, but I mostly ended up bugging the other developers to help me learn. From there I picked up ...
Programmer,Algorithmist,Diffference 2012-02-12 04:55:28
The Balanced Developer
In preparation for a recent team offsite, I spent some time thinking about what I hold dear as a software developer. One idea I kept coming back to is the notion of balance. I see balance manifesting itself several ways in the work of a successful developer, some of which follow.Speed Versus QualityThe most obvious example is the balance of development speed and quality. When building software, it’s never a good idea to write code as fast as possible without any attention toward maintaina...
Balance,Software,Development,Speed,Quality 2011-11-15 03:02:19
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