Software Development

The global custom software development market continues to grow, with a projected CAGR of 22.6% from 2025 to 2030 and an expected…

Chaos can be of different tastes, and the chaos of managing employees is of particularly sour flavor. Monitoring time offs, managing payrolls and workloads, analyzing performance, and planning budgets is a headache incarnate. Fortunately, people have software and the drive to make work easier, so there is always a possibility to develop a Human Capital Management System (HCMS), which can ease managers’ suffering, decrease employees’ frustration, and boost a company’s performance.

Not so long ago, we created an article for the clutch.co, “How to Create a Cost Estimate of a Software Project.” Estimation is a meticulous process, which is hugely responsible for the future success of the development process as well as for saving a client’s time. Therefore, we decided to elaborate on this theme more and provide you with 5 tips that will help ensure your estimates are accurate and fireproof.

In the article “QA is the New Black,” we argued that the “new-age” Quality Assurance professionals should ensure the test-driven development throughout all stages of a product’s life-cycle, starting from the conceptual level. Threat modeling is a powerful methodology that complements the test-driven development and can elevate the security and quality of a product to a whole new level.

You may not expect it, but the success of an estimate depends on proper communication with a client first, while the accuracy of the estimate comes second. Therefore, a company should have a clear plan to follow while communicating with a client to avoid unnecessary issues and make the whole process of crafting an estimate smooth. This article provides such a plan.