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Stop Hardcoding Business Decisions: Build Software That Can Change
Stop Hardcoding Business Decisions: Build Software That Can Change

Most business logic ends up hardcoded deep in your app, and it’s slowly killing your codebase. What starts as a clean service grows into a bloated mess of if-else statements, feature flags, and ad-hoc patches no one dares touch. Before long, your services are "absolute units", ORM models do way more than map data, and you’re moving data back and forth like an unpaid intern, not a software engineer. How did we get here? The real problem: Business logic is treated like an afterthought When w…

Ship Early and Ship Often: Accelerate Your Team's Velocity
Ship Early and Ship Often: Accelerate Your Team's Velocity

Are you looking for ways to improve your team's productivity and speed up the delivery of new features? Deciding when and how to ship a new feature can be a delicate balancing act. On one hand, you don't want to break production and upset customers. On the other hand, deploying to production frequently has become the norm for many companies, allowing them to iterate faster and reduce risks associated with delaying releases. In this comprehensive article, we'll dive into the world of Agile sof…

Agile Development: Revolutionizing Software Projects and Beyond
Agile Development: Revolutionizing Software Projects and Beyond

Agile development has brought about a monumental shift in the software development industry, transforming project management and development approaches. With its emphasis on adaptability and collaboration, the Agile Manifesto has revolutionized the way software projects are planned, executed, and delivered. In this article, we will explore the origin, core values, and principles of the Agile Manifesto, its impact on various industries, and the latest trends in Agile development. We will also tak…

Software Development Facts – Part 1
Software Development Facts – Part 1

Check out the first part of our collection of the most eye-opening software development facts. 1. Reading computer code does not engage the areas of the brain that understand language. According to this research, “a distributed network called the multiple demand network” is activated, which is similarly activated for more difficult cognitive tasks like mathematics or crossword puzzles. While reading computer code activates the mu…

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