How is Agile supposed to help us with the problem of having to make so many weighty assumptions in software development?

Building software is expensive. But the biggest cost is not writing the new code—it’s understanding the existing code.

Imagine that you're creating a REST API for a product catalog service, and you're building the endpoint to view a product by id. Which...

The point of following a recipe isn't to follow a recipe.

An overview of my life as an Integrity intern

This past week we kicked off a new software project at Integrity Inspired Solutions, called Vegan Beacon. This will be an app that maps...

Well, as one of my silat teachers says, "The best way to fight more than one guy is to fight one guy at a time."

To understand why anyone would say this, you have to understand the problem that gave rise to it in the first place.

If you are going to use story points, let's get on the same page about what story points are and how they're intended to be used.

An MVP is relative to the question you're trying to answer.

Software development has inherited a lot from manufacturing practices, for better or worse.

Here's the core issue, however: tabular data is woefully inadequate to model the vast majority of business operations.

I want you to think for a minute about your application's domain model - specifically, the domain objects.  I have a question for you:...

A common issue I’ve seen in the trenches with teams is an unwillingness to cross over lines to do work outside of their specific...

Thought I’d pick up a little of that sweet, sweet physics traffic with that title.  FYI, you can increase your change in position or...

Speed is something of a software development holy grail.  Developer teams want to know how to go faster.  Managers of developer teams...