In the software industry, the term tribal doesn’t really reflect a good organizational structure, for instance, the term tribal knowledge, means that a given software is poorly documented and its details are basically fully based on what one engineer said to another. I have personally long struggled with the term...
In every software project I’ve ever been involved in, there was always this issue with code maintenance. Newer practices, language versions or frameworks are released, and a year-old project become a legacy so fast due to code rot. In the past, I heard some people say, we don’t have to...
The most important factor at every new product’s inception is for the people developing that product to believe in it. You have to believe that your product can do better than any alternative and will offer a unique value that no other product has ever done. Believe in your Product...
Behind every great product there’s a team of people that share more than just common skill sets or common interest – they share “chemistry” – they figured out a way to work with each other. They say alone you can go fast, but with a team you can go further....
