In this article, as a developer that has been working for agencies for about nine years and a developer on a single product for the last three, I will try to outline some of the key differences between working on a single product and working on multiple ones.
Tomislav Buljević
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All projects have bugs. Have you ever encountered a bug that seemed impossible at first? Projects with legacy parts sometimes make developers avoid touching those parts of the system for fear of breaking even more stuff and they see those bugs as “impossible” bugs.
Eugen Borna Grgić
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As software developers, we should aim to write applications that deliver great business value to our clients, solve real problems for the users, are of high quality, and are free of any defects. We should aim to write bug-free software.
Robert Bašić
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It is easy to be the proponent of the classical TDD or mockist TDD when we are starting to develop a new application, but what should we do when we inherit an application where the code is already written and the tests are nowhere to be found?
Robert Bašić
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When we develop software, we name things. And yet, how much thought do we put into naming these “things”? Why should we care?
Robert Bašić
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If I wanted to help the team in the delivery, I had to code (Don’t get me wrong, I love coding), which meant I had to optimize my time management. This is what I’ve done to get some coding pleasure time.
Marko Vušak
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