Software Development Cycle
Software development usually consists of a very specific cycle. It is particularly structured if the process follows the SCRUM methodology. At ASPER BROTHERS this is how we create software. On the blog, our project managers share their experience with it.
Software Development Roadmap – Why your Digital Product Needs a Good Plan?
This article focuses on explaining what a Software Development Roadmap is, its advantages, the high-level process of building one, and valuable tools that exist to aid in creating software development roadmaps. What is a Software Development Roadmap? A roadmap is a high-level overview of a company’s vision and goals […]
Proof of Concept (PoC) in Software Development
What is the Proof of Concept in Software Development? Let’s start from scratch; that is from the definition. Merriam-Webster dictionary defines PoC as follows: something that demonstrates the feasibility of a concept (such as a product idea or a business plan) In fact, in software development, PoC’s job is to […]
Enterprise Application Development – Discover Types, Examples and Best Practices
In the following article, we’re going to discuss the different types of enterprise applications, take a closer look at the development process, and mention the most common trends in the world of enterprise application development. Main Types of Enterprise Applications Enterprise software is used across a variety of industries. Below […]
Software Product Manager Responsibilities in Software Management Cycle
I am sure most of you have been on a holiday with a travel agent. What made it good? Some of you will say the hotel, the weather, the views, but to me, it’s always the guide. They make sure everything goes according to plan – guides work hard to ensure you get a great experience. In software development, software product managers act as guides.
What is Regression Testing – Software Testing Best Practices
Have you ever wondered how developers make sure that updates added to software don’t disrupt its functioning? Is it a complicated process, given all the complexities and interdependencies of data?