Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of technology and development, mastering the art of coding is only half the battle. The other half, often underestimated but equally critical, revolves around a set of soft skills that transform a proficient developer into an indispensable asset. These skills transcend the lines of code and technical prowess, shaping not […]
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For Developers and Business people alike, it is important to both know and understand – why and when you should update a website. There are both technical reasons and business reasons why a website needs to be updated, and it is not as simple as making some simple rule like a website should be updated […]
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One of the first steps of any entrepreneur or developer who has an app idea, is to flush out the app concept into a basic product description. The reason for this is that a basic product description is important to start the second step, which is to do a product market fit analysis of your […]
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Agile has become the number one product management approach in software development teams in the last couple of decades. There’s a reason why this practice has become so popular – it works. According to Boldare research, only nine percent of Agile projects fail. This gives us a great illustration of how Agile can lead to […]
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