Customers are at the heart of everything we do. This seems obvious, right? Yet all too often we assume shared understanding of who our customer or users are. What their needs are, why we’re building a feature for them – and that they even care about it. We have to remember we are not our […]
Ada, Deadlines & Containers in Methods & Tools Q2 2017 articles
Here is a list of the articles published during the second quarter of 2017 on the Methods & Tools website. This quarter Methods & Tools has published articles discussing the Ada language, eslastic deadlines. We also published two articles presenting open source software testing tools: InversifyJS and Codetrack.
Software Development Conferences Forecast June 2017
Here is a list of software development related conferences and events on Agile project management ( Scrum, Lean, Kanban), software testing and software quality, software architecture, programming (Java, .NET, JavaScript, Ruby, Python, PHP), DevOps and databases (NoSQL, MySQL, etc.) that will take place in the coming weeks and that have media partnerships with the Methods […]
Programming Across Paradigms
What’s in a programming paradigm? How did the major paradigms come to be, and why? Once we’ve sworn our love to one paradigm, does a program written under any other still smell as sweet? Can functional programmers learn anything from the object-oriented paradigm, or vice versa?
Quote of the Month June 2017
Avoid using defect tracking systems during the iteration. Fix bugs discovered in the work underway for the iteration immediately. If it takes a lot of work, create a task in the Spring backlog. However, there is usually no need to log this bug in the defect tracking system. Logging it would only create another work […]