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Making software can be hard. It will most likely be long. The fact that every software is different and tailored for different needs makes every case unique, and uniquely difficult. But there are ways to deal with it: the approaches to development that determine the workflow and the way of achieving the end result.

Despite the fact that the process itself may vary, they have a lot in common. In most cases, they share the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), a general idea about how software gets done. This is a framework that can hold different specific approaches. In this article, we want to show you that combining SDLC with Lean Software Development may just be one of the best ways to go.

Choosing between React Native and Flutter, two widely popular UI frameworks, can be tricky. It all depends on what you’re applying them for and how you’re using them in your mobile app. Both are open-source frameworks for developing native mobile apps from scratch. We have gathered the most important details to compare these technologies.

If you have your own software development team, you know how difficult it is to scale your team – the market for exceptional talent, especially in-house, is competitive. Hiring an in-house team entails hiring, onboarding, and training new employees. External help is usually a speedier and more efficient option to build your team, but it… Czytaj dalej Hey CTO, Choose your External Software Development Team Wisely

There’s nothing like an explosion of blockchain news to leave you thinking, “Um… what’s going on here?” That’s the feeling many of us have experienced while reading about Nyan Cat being sold as one. And just when we all thought we had a handle on what was going on, Twitter’s creator placed an autographed tweet up for sale as an NFT. You might be thinking: what is an NFT, anyhow? Continue reading to learn more.

Mobile devices account for around half of all worldwide internet traffic. It’s apparent that mobile usage has more room to expand. There is still time for businesses of all types to hop on the mobile bandwagon. As a result, it’s important to understand the technology’s capabilities for tapping into a platform. I’ll discuss three mobile technologies in this article: native, hybrid, and progressive. Continue reading to learn about the key features and distinctions.

JAMstack is an approach to developing websites and apps that are extremely fast and secure. It’s a modern software architecture that works by sending pre-rendered files to a content delivery network and serving them directly (CDN). It’s great because it eliminates the need to manage or operate web servers.

With the release of iOS 14.5, the iPhone software asks customers whether they want apps to follow their digital behavior. While it may appear to be a minor move, it has already caused ripples throughout the app economy, notably at Facebook and Google, the internet’s two largest ad companies.

If you want to cater to specific needs, you probably need specific solutions. Startups and small businesses target small, well-defined consumer groups, and this is why generic software often proves both too broad and not broad enough for their business. Fortunately, custom software development services are here to remedy the problem.

It’s taken a while – and no doubt some frantic work at Clubhouse HQ – but an Android version of the audio social platform is now live, in limited beta, with a full release coming soon. The application can be downloaded from the Play store … but only in the US.

Disaster can strike at any time. Will you be ready to react quickly and efficiently? This article aims to show how the application architecture, especially the deployment architecture, can help us prepare for DR.