The relativity of feature relevance
What’s urgent isn’t always important, what’s important is almost never permanent. When starting a software project, everything seems crucial. We overvalue our ideas and the team’s …
Project Management
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When everything feels urgent, nothing is: How milestones bring order to chaos
Working in software can quickly turn into a maze of tasks, branches, and bugs waiting to be resolved. When the backlog starts piling up and the team loses sight of the goal, …
Visualizing development workflow with Kanban
Managing a software development project is no easy task. Whether you’re working solo, in a small team, or within a large company, organizing tasks, prioritizing features, and …
Estimating development time: from gut feel to method
When will it be ready? When someone in a meeting asks, “When will it be done?”, you’ve entered the most high-stakes part of any software initiative: time estimation.
Basic principles of Scrum
Agile methodologies were developed to provide a mechanism that facilitates adaptation to change in the development and creation of projects. In today’s fast-paced world, it’s …
