The 3 things I looked at before making the change Photo by Marvin Meyer on Unsplash Recently, my team doubled in size of developers and went from 3 to 11 projects running in parallel. It was not after long that we noticed that the “old” structure and organization within the team wouldn’t work for long. … Read more
Managing a cross-functional team is an optimal way to overcome fragmentation and organize effective teamwork for the best project results. But this is not a group of people with similar jobs, such as a marketing team, IT department, or sales department. A cross-functional team rather includes people with different expertise from different departments within one … Read more
Software team development structure is an important factor in your project’s long-term success. What makes a good developer team? Well, it requires more than just finding experienced developers. There’s no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to the ideal software development team structure. In most cases, a single developer is not enough to get your project … Read more
Exploring the role of quality assurance in modern-day software development Photo by Agence Olloweb on Unsplash Software Testing Help defines quality as “something that meets the need and expectation” and assurance as “a positive declaration of confidence given about a product or service. When we combine the two, we get an excellent definition: “QA is … Read more
The goal behind the Agile Development process is to facilitate the rapid delivery of software through an iterative process. But development teams adopting the Agile development approaches often find themselves shifting back to conventional software development practices due to the inappropriate distribution of roles and responsibilities in an Agile environment. This article is focused on … Read more
This is an article from DZone’s 2022 Enterprise Application Integration Trend Report. For more: Read the Report The equivalent of a Little League Australian rules football match involves a dozen or more groups of 7- to 10-year-olds playing on the field at halftime. Bubbling over with enthusiasm and energy, they quickly put up temporary posts … Read more