Welcome back. This is the second and final part to Building an MVP. In this post, I will share some of the secrets for building an MVP, pointing you in the right direction to coordinate proper development and to manage your expectations.Previously, in Part 1, we concluded that an MVP is akin…
You have been planning for the past 6 months. The idea sounds fabulous. You are going to solve a major problem with this software you want to build. There is a backlog of amazing features you wish to add. This will surely drive the future users crazy. Now it is time to develop the initial…
You have been studying the cloud by reading loads of articles on the pros and cons of moving a business to the cloud. You probably monitor your competition, and as a matter of fact, some of them have already adopted the cloud. Some more – some less. You are clearly thinking that the cloud…
Let’s face it - managing a team of developers can be hard. Developers are expensive, picky, and some managers even go to the extent of calling them lazy. In the end though, developers are people, and they have their reasons for everything. There may be a trillion reasons why a team is…
When thinking about the security of passwords, use a simple rule: create secure passwords that make sense to you, but not to others. Most people not familiar with security concerns on the WWW don’t realize, there are a number of common techniques used to hack users’ passwords and plenty…
It’s a year since you got your new Android phone and you’ve been using it every day since. Suddenly you noticed that it starts slowing down, and even sometimes becomes unresponsive. Sounds familiar? You are likely one of the 80% of users who experience exactly the same phenomenon. So what…
Storage – as I’ve pointed out in previous posts – has evolved. If you are a bit older you might remember times when information was stored on floppy disks, a bit later on CDs and even later on DVDs. We used these media to store files for backup and if you needed to take files…
