Myths of Software Development (Part 1/3)
(Part 1/3) When it comes to Software Development(much like everything else), there are myths. And while technologies and stacks have changed frequently, I've hardly seen many of these myths go away (n...
18 Feb 20229min
It’s important that you develop across stacks (wide and deep)
By wide, I mean Polyglot development. By deep, I mean Full stack development. In today's day and age, it is all the more important that you don't end up being a single-language developer. It's a bit ...
6 Feb 20226min
Where to focus your energies when building an MVP?
When you start out to build an MVP, or a new feature in an existing app, how you go about approaching the problem in the initial days or weeks will make a ton of difference. #projectmanagement Man...
5 Feb 202210min
Are you sure the requirements are complete, and you understand them?
If your requirements aren't complete, there is a problem. Sounds obvious? It sure is but, unfortunately, this is one of those recurring issues in Software Development that happens all too often and be...
13 Jan 20226min
Microservices: Always the best option?
A Microservices-based architecture is a desirable one. Sure. But, is it the best solution always? #projectmanagement Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com. Keep it simple.
13 Jan 20228min
A few things to consider while using private methods
Private methods should be used as much as possible (to improve maintainability amongst other things) but not all private methods are created equal. #projectmanagement Manage your projects on https://...
13 Jan 20228min
Found the gem, module or library that does what you are looking for and want to use it? Not so fast!
Before using a new Ruby gem, an NPM module or a dependent 3rd party library, you need to check a few things at the very minimum. #projectmanagement Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com. Keep it...
12 Jan 20228min
(Part 2) What you do repeatedly, it better be efficient (certainly more efficient than the items you do less frequently)
(Part 2) "Every drop makes an ocean". Keep an eye on things you do repeatedly regardless of the *tiny* amount of time they take. It all adds up in the end. #projectmanagement Manage your projects on h...
12 Jan 20222min
