In December 2018 more than 30 million O2 customers were left without Internet access after an internal update. A tiny error at the UK telecommunications company caused a nationwide outage and disrupted electronic timetables at London bus stops.

When most people answer the question “Why software should be tested?”, the responses might include making sure the product works as intended, that the solution is secure and complies with certain policies, can satisfy the end-users, etc.

Experts name more than 50 approaches to software development. Choosing between Scrum, Kanban, or Waterfall can have serious repercussions for your project. 

These software development methodologies represent different rules, processes, and rituals we use when building digital products. Some of them are flexible and lightweight while others tell exactly how to develop the system and manage your team.

Today you will learn about the top 7 approaches to development, their pros, cons, and application

Scrum and Kanban are two of the most popular Agile frameworks. Both have their pros and cons. Both have proven their ability to produce great results in the face of high uncertainty. Yet, they shine in completely different situations. And so, the debate of Kanban vs Scrum goes on. 

But there’s no need to argue anymore.

Today, you will learn the difference between Kanban and Scrum, their advantages, downsides, and situations in which to use them.

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Choosing the right software methodology is one of the most important decisions you’ll make about your project. It will affect how developers approach your project, the way you manage your team and communicate with engineers.

It can lead to a product that becomes a smash hit among users.

Or it can lead to budget overruns and missed deadlines.

So, which of the two most popular approaches to development are better suited to the current crisis, and which of them is right for your project?

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Long ago the US Army War College represented the acronym VUCA to describe the situation following the end of the Cold War as Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous. Today it is hard to find a better explanation of the current business environment.

In the modern VUCA world, further complicated by a pandemic outbreak, speed and agility are becoming key parameters in any business. Those who can make decisions promptly, be flexible, and adapt to changes, take the lead.

Although most current

The crisis is wreaking havoc across all spheres of our life. The pandemic will change how we work, consume, and interact with businesses for a substantial period of time.

If you think that everything starts with coding, here is news for - there are things you need to consider before the development process begins.

We often deal with projects that face a high level of uncertainty. With networking applications, you can’t predict how many connections you’ll have in the future and how complex they’ll get. So it can be hard to pick an optimal tech stack. However, there might be a perfect database for such cases.

The book aims to be a quick-starter guide and give busy people an overview of this iterative methodology in under an hour.