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In this blog post, we cover the differences between two popular development methodologies – Waterfall and RAD. Discover which of them is a better fit for your project.

Outsource or not to outsource isn’t a question anymore. We’ve got the most convincing arguments about why outsourcing is the most beneficial strategy for your business.

There are several approaches to software development and one of such approaches is test-driven development (TDD). It is gaining popularity because, in contrast to the traditional development approach, it allows creating clear and maintainable code and, as a result, helps to deliver high-quality products.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly gaining popularity across all business sectors, and software engineering is no exception. Machine learning models can be used to expedite the software development lifecycle and, what is more, they offer a completely new paradigm for inventing technology.

In this blog post, we are covering the benefits of pair programming: quality code, creativity and efficiency, team communication and productivity and some more. Check it out and see why it is popular among development teams.

The merits of functional programming (FP) and object-oriented programming (OOP) seem to be the never-ending debate on any online tech forum. Though it’s hard to say unequivocally which one is better, you can assess their differences to see which one is a better choice.

Hiring developers is one of the important steps for a start-up to deliver its product to the market faster but how to find the right ones?
What are the steps of this process, places to search for and the alternatives?

As a custom software development company, we know that almost every business relationship starts with signing an NDA (non-disclosure agreement). In this blog post, we would like to pay attention to its importance, share our vision on what should be included into an NDA and give some tips on how to compile a mutually beneficial NDA.

Almost every software development process begins with an appropriate project management tool. This software helps to manage tasks, time, and budget as well as establish effective communication within teams, track progress and much more.

The software development process usually starts with writing a Software Requirements Specification Document also known as SRS. This is the core paper that will guide all the participants of the process — software developers, designers, QA-engineers, project managers, and others — to the final result. Let us now see what should it cover and why is it necessary.