Scrum, Kanban, and XP are popular agile development methods often used. I do see some difference amongst the agile methodologies as well. Let’s first compare Scrum with Kanban. The team in Scrum has distinct roles and follows an official structure for meetings. It makes… Continue Reading
Version control and repo management tools are significant for software projects. The organization is a definite and important part of any software development project. Large-scale projects where hundreds of people might be involved, and there is a lack of coordination or management… Continue Reading
“The difficulty of ensuring all the quality aspects of a software is proportional to the complexity of the system.” I agree with the above statement. Not only quality but costs involved are also related to the software complexity. If a code is… Continue Reading
“Therefore, it is very crucial to have tests in place so that these are run after each change, and the developer will have peace of mind that other functionalities were not affected by the changes.” The above statement caught my… Continue Reading
“The difficulty of ensuring all the quality aspects of a software is proportional with the complexity of the system.” I agree with the above statement. Not only quality but costs involved are also related to the software complexity. If a code is… Continue Reading
The entire project team should ensure the software quality and not only the developers. In my opinion, the quality of the software is directly proportional to the quality of the collaboration amongst the entire team. High-quality teamwork is considered a crucial… Continue Reading
Software reuse is the process by which existing software products are reused in a new development effort, usually with minimal modification (Bollinger and Pfleegr, 1990). Software reuse is more than libraries and modules. Bollinger and Pfleeger insist that any project… Continue Reading