QA is a bit like UX in a sense that although we have some professionals and roles in the development process that are meant to be solely focused on it, when in fact it has to be a concern of everyone that is involved in the process. This is not…

Documentation is possibly the least enjoyed task of all developers and engineers. Writing good documentation means that you need to put yourself in the shoes of whoever is reading and try to make it easy for them to understand the system in the perspective you’re expressing. Although all digital products…

Integrating different systems is as deep as you can possibly go when it comes to software development. There’s a lot of unknowns, a lot of assumptions, a lot of matching and mapping data between different models, and usually not enough documentation to go along with this. We always try to…

In the context I’m referring here, a technology stacks are the languages, frameworks or tools that are used to build something, we can say that a technology stack is Java or C#, just the same as we can say that it is Outsystems or PowerApp, or we can say that…

When a developer is coding, there’s something very individual and unique going on in that task, it’s like an artisan working on it’s piece of textil or pottery. There are limitations to how far they can be creative, but there’s a lot of freedom still to work within those boundaries. …

The way we organize and structure code might seem like magic for most non developers or programmers, however those of us who study it and have to make choices on it, know that there’s not a lot of magic going on, instead there are just really a lot of choices…

The choice we make to the way we go about the development process is impactful on UX, because this process dictates how fast can you get something into users hands, how you’re going to show them what you’ve made, if you’re able to change something that went wrong in a…

When I was in college, requirements gathering was something that was taught in one semester in one class. Now that I have some psychological scars from many years of software development, I see how this is a tremendous mistake in the academic approach to teaching software development. To discover, gather…