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Some rookie software developers often ask: “What is open source Waterfall?” It is quite hard to answer this question because it is not formulated properly. It is necessary to explain what Waterfall is, before answering the above-mentioned question. Read More
Almost all leaders are control freaks, which means they have the habit to control everyone and everything. In fact, all people are born as control freaks. Your childhood tantrums were responses to losing control – your parents didn’t give you what you wanted, and you were losing temper because you couldn’t have permanent control.
However, the point here is not the desire itself but how you expose your desire for control.
There are many project management methodologies that can be combined to achieve better results. Some software development teams experiment with such combinations constantly. Usually, they combine agile methodologies with traditional Waterfall. However, the combinations of various Agile methods are also possible. In this article, we will tell you how to combine Kanban and XP. It is necessary to describe both methodologies in a greater detail before doing that. Let’s begin with the definition of Kanban. Read More
Almost all IT project managers focus on building or improving applications. Organizations rely on reliable and high-quality applications to serve clients and maintain operations. If you are in the software business, this article is for you. Here we will dive into the application delivery context and explain how you can use agile to speed up this process.
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Modern software development is an extremely complex industry. It has lots of project management methodologies. What methodology to select depends on the needs of your project and the structure of your team. Some methods are more effective if applied to long-term and complex projects. Others are often used when it is extremely important to deliver the product within the shortest amount of time. Read More
Waterfall is the most popular methodology of software development. It is hard to imagine a team or a company that does not use its basic principles. However, Waterfall is not the only software development methodology in the modern world. Since 2000s Agile methods are becoming more popular day after day. That is why today many software development teams wonder, how to implement Waterfall methodology. In this article we will tell you about the implementation of Waterfall methodology and all issues related to it. But before doing that it is necessary to give the definition for Waterfall and say a few words about its principles. Read More
Good production methods bring your agenda in front of you so that you see everything organized by priority and never hesitate what to work on next. In this article, we will introduce Personal Kanban – a production system that is easy to learn; it has 2 basic rules and is designed to give you a simple, visual look at what’s ahead of you, what your priorities are, and what you’ve accomplished.
Issue tracking is an extremely important process for every modern software development project. Developers and teams all over the world are trying to improve it constantly. If you are a software developer, you definitely know that a good final product must contain as few issues as possible. However, issue tracking, or issue management as it is also referred to, is not a simple task. Partially that is because of the nature of issues. Before fixing them you should detect them and report on them properly. These operations may take a lot of time if you perform them without special software. There are lots of issue tracking tools today. Most of them have similar functionality. However, many software developers wonder: “What is the best issue tracking software?” In this article we will try to answer it properly. But before doing that it is necessary to give a general definition for issue tracking process. Read More
You can not expect that you can manage people to whom you have not built loyalty, respect, and conformity. The term Stakeholder Management is rather old-fashioned today; it was originated in the past when project managers were optimistically trustful to believe that every aspect of a project could be wholly within their control. Read More
