Micro frontends are an architectural concept, based on the principle of breaking down your app into smaller apps with their own repositories that focus on one feature. This architecture can be used in many ways and allows for a great degree of flexibility. For example each app can be implemented using different frameworks. Or, it...
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Software Development Team Trends for 2022
Top Frontend Frameworks to Increase the UI Appeal
From Google LLC of the USA to Samsung Group of South Korea and ARM Limited of the United Kingdom, all the Big Giants of different industries across the world stand to be the notable players when it comes to spell-binding the global market with seamless user interface. Did you know that the global UI services...
What is Passwordless Authentification and why is it important?
Fernando Corbato was a MIT professor in the 1960s. When he was creating a new type of shared computer system, he wanted people to be able protect their files. A password was his solution. Corbato's solution was the most popular and widely used method of authenticating users for decades. But there's a catch: Passwords are...
What are User Stories?
What is Interaction Design?
What are the Responsibilities of the Team during the Discovery Phase?
The team that participates during the discovery phase is a key factor in your product’s success. The project’s complexity, goals and the number of specialists required to make the team work depends on their needs. Here is a list of team members for a discovery-phase team. Project Manager. The project manager plans and organizes meetings...
What Is the Discovery Phase? And why should I pay for it?
The discovery phase is a process of collecting and analysing information about the project. It precedes the development process and allows getting a well-rounded and comprehensive understanding of goals, scope, and possible limitations. The discovery phase (or stage), is where you study the target market, determine your product-market fit, and gather all project requirements. People...
Availability Heuristic and Representativeness Bias: How to deal with it as Developer
Availability heuristic was first introduced in 1973 by psychologists Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman in the paper titled “Availability: A Heuristic for Judging Frequency and Probability.” Tversky and Kahneman explain that the availability heuristic is a product of human nature to rely on information that is readily available—information that is easily recalled from memory. The...
What is the Not Invented Here Syndrome?
A seminal study in 1982 examined the behavior and performance of 50 R & D groups. The researchers described the phenomenon as Not Invented Here Syndrome (NIH syndrome) which is characterized by “the tendency of a project team of stable composition to believe that it has a monopoly on knowledge of its field which causes...